Propaganda Color PPC for the Austrian Anchluss

1938 Propaganda card printed in Gratz Austria for the German Anschluss. It's goal was to eject undesirables from Austria. The card reads, ""Mander s'ischt Zeit!" ("Men, it's time!") a well-known battle cry. After the "Annexation" of Austria, the National Socialists took up this slogan in order to imprison or expel politicians such as Kurt von Schuschnigg (centre of the picture) as well as Jews, Social Democrats and other opponents of the "Annexation". Only then would Austria really be free, according to the postcard. Good condition, slight corner wear. This card stands as one of the best examples of NAZI hate propaganda during the period leading up to WW II.