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Deutsch: Österreich– Ungarn: Anonym. 4. Kriegsanleihe. 1916. 121 x 80 cm. (Slg.Nr. 2268) Der euphorische Text fordert die Bürger der Heimat auf, noch einmal den Staat finanziell zu unterstützen und in den Sieg zu vertrauen. Bis zur tatsächlichen Niederlage vergingen noch zwei Jahre und folgten vier weitere Kriegsanleihen. Die Ritter an den Plakatseiten sollten das Bild eines „ritterlichen Krieges“ erzeugen. Diese oft verwendeten Symbole waren eine bewusste Irreführung.
English: Austria-Hungary: Anonymous. 4. War Bond. 121 x 80 cm 1916.. (Slg.Nr. 2268) The euphoric text calls on the citizens of the homeland, once again to support the government financially and to trust in the victory. Until the actual defeat took another two years and was followed by four more war bonds. The Knights of the poster sides should create the image of a "chivalrous war". These symbols often used were a deliberate deception.
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