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East German Poster Collection, Series 1: Political Posters Special Collections and Archives, GMU Libraries Item: PL‐0001 East German Poster Collection, Series 1: Political Posters Special Collections and Archives, GMU Libraries item: PL‐0001 title: DDR das sind wir und das bin ich date: 1974 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: A child‐like representation of a schoolgirl holding flowers. item: PL‐0002 title: [Three tanks] date: 1981 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Stylized tank progressively evolving from weapon to industrial machine in three stages (black and white). Poster is signed by the artist. item: PL‐0003 title: Gesamtansicht und Teile date: 1970s size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: An instructional chart for the parts and assembly of a an AKS 74N rifle. Part of a series of military equipment charts. item: PL‐0004 title: 120‐mm‐Granatwerfer 43 Gasamtansicht date: size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Numbered diagram of 120 mm grenade launcher. Included in a series of diagrams on military weapons. item: PL‐0005 title: 82 mm rückstoßfreies Geschütz date: 1958 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: A descriptive chart showing the pieces and positioning of an 82mm artillery gun. Part of a series of military equipment charts. item: PL‐0006 title: 7,62‐mm‐Selbstladekarabiner (Gesamtansicht und Teile) date: 1961 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Numbered diagram of 7.62 mm self‐loading rifle and individual parts. Included in a series of diagrams on military weapons. item: PL‐0007 title: 107 mm rückstoßfreies Geschütz date: 1958 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: A descriptive chart that shows the components and positions of a 107 mm artillery gun. Part of a series of military equipment charts. item: PL‐0008 title: Gesamtansicht date: 1957 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Numbered diagram of 14.5 mm Fla‐MG four barrel gun. Included in a series of diagrams on military weapons. item: PL‐0009 title: 40‐mm‐Panzerbüchse RPG‐7 date: 1960s size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: A chart that shows the parts of an RPG‐7 and instructions for proper usage. item: PL‐0010 title: (In Russian) date: 1989 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Chart labeling Soviet military uniforms and correct badge placement. Probably used in Soviet barracks in GDR territory. Included in a series of charts on Soviet uniforms. item: PL‐0011 title: Gesamtansicht des Fahrzeuges date: 1973 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: The military chart depicts an armored personnel carrier. item: PL‐0012 title: (In Russian) date: 1989 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Chart labeling Soviet military uniforms and correct badge placement. Probably used in Soviet barracks in GDR territory. Included in a series of charts on Soviet uniforms. item: PL‐0013 title: (In Russian) date: 1989 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart depicts various Soviet military uniforms, possibly for placement in Russian barracks in DDR territory. Part of a series of Russian uniform charts. item: PL‐0014 title: (In Russian) date: 1989 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Chart labeling Soviet military uniforms and correct badge placement. Probably used in Soviet barracks in GDR territory. Included in a series of charts on Soviet uniforms. item: PL‐0015 title: (In Russian) date: 1989 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart shows various Soviet naval uniforms, possibly for placement in Russian barracks in DDR territory. Part of a series of Russian uniform charts. item: PL‐0016 title: (In Russian) date: 1981 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Numbered diagram showing Soviet optical equipment; likely a weapons sight. item: PL‐0017 title: (In Russian) date: 1989 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart shows various Soviet naval uniforms, possibly for placement in Russian barracks in DDR territory. Part of a series of Russian uniform charts. item: PL‐0018 title: (In Russian) date: 1980 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Numbered diagram showing unknown variety of rocket. item: PL‐0019 title: (In Russian) date: 1989 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart shows various Soviet naval uniforms, possibly for placement in Russian barracks in DDR territory. Part of a series of Russian uniform charts. item: PL‐0020 title: (In Russian) date: 1968 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Soviet chart showing tanks and other mobile rocket launchers of NATO countries. Included in a series of charts on NATO weaponry. item: PL‐0021 title: (In Russian) date: 1989 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart shows various Soviet military uniforms, possibly for placement in Russian barracks in DDR territory. Part of a series of Russian uniform charts. item: PL‐0022 title: (In Russian) date: 1968 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Soviet chart showing artillery weapons of NATO countries. Included in a series of charts on NATO weaponry. item: PL‐0023 title: (In Russian) date: 1981 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart shows the mechanical workings of a machine gun. Part of a series of Russian mechanical diagrams. item: PL‐0024 title: (In Russian) date: 1984 size (cm): 57 x 85.5 summary: Numbered diagram showing a Soviet 14.5‐mm anti‐material rifle (?). Poster is in two halves. Included in a series of diagrams showing Soviet infantry weapons. item: PL‐0025 title: (In Russian) date: 1980 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This diagram shows the internal workings of a piece of unidentified Russian military machinery. Part of a series of Russian mechanical diagrams. item: PL‐0026 title: (In Russian) date: 1984 size (cm): 54.5 x 88.5 summary: Labeled diagram showing unknown variety of Soviet rifle. Poster is in two halves. Included in a series of diagrams showing Soviet infantry weapons. item: PL‐0027 title: (In Russian) date: 1968 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart shows various West German military vehicles. The chart was probably used for identification purposes. Part of a series of Russian identification posters for NATO equipment. item: PL‐0028 title: (In Russian) date: 1984 size (cm): 53.5 x 88.5 summary: Numbered diagram showing 7.62 mm cartridges and proper loading technique. Poster is one half of two. Included in a series of diagrams showing Soviet infantry weapons. item: PL‐0029 title: (In Russian) date: 1968 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart shows various NATO missile launchers. The chart was probably used for identification purposes. Part of a series of Russian identification posters for NATO equipment. item: PL‐0030 title: (In Russian) date: 1984 size (cm): 58.75 x 89 summary: Labeled diagram showing unknown variety of Soviet rifle. Poster is one half of two. Included in series of diagrams showing Soviet infantry weapons. item: PL‐0031 title: (In Russian) date: 1968 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart shows American armored vehicles and was probably used for identification purposes. Part of a series of Russian identification posters for NATO equipment. item: PL‐0032 title: Profitiert ER vom Krieg? date: 1982 size (cm): 57 x 81 summary: Photograph of a boy feeding pigeons. Text protests imperialism. Black and white. item: PL‐0033 title: (In Russian) date: 1968 size (cm): 57 x 86.5 summary: This chart shows various American small‐arms weapons and was probably used for identification purposes. Part of a series of Russian identification posters for NATO equipment. item: PL‐0034 title: Die Gleichheit date: 1986 size (cm): 57 x 81 summary: Cover of bimonthly Social Democratic magazine Die Gleichheit; 2nd volume. Depicts unnamed Renaissance‐era male portrait. item: PL‐0035 title: (In Russian) date: 1984 size (cm): 57 x 86.5, 53.75 x 86.5 summary: This diagram shows the parts and workings of a Russian machine gun. The poster is composed of 2 sheets, one measuring 53.75 X 86.5 cm, the other 53.75 x 86.5 cm. item: PL‐0036 title: Die Philosophen haben die Welt… date: size (cm): 57 x 81 summary: Karl Marx portrait in red and white. Text inscribed at the top quotes Marx on the way in which Philosphers will change the world. item: PL‐0037 title: (In Russian) date: 1984 size (cm): 57 x 86.5, 53.75 x 86.5 summary: This diagram shows the parts and workings of a Russian machine gun. The poster is composed of 2 sheets, one measuring 53.75 X 86.5 cm, the other 53.75 x 86.5 cm. Part of a series of Russian mechanical diagrams. item: PL‐0038 title: Neue Ideen sind gefragt; Jugend macht erfinderisch date: 1988 size (cm): 57 x 81 summary: Abstract geometric design consisting of of circles, straight lines and arrows. Text declares that new ideas are asked and young people are imaginative. The lines resemble a bicycle. item: PL‐0039 title: (In Russian) date: size (cm): 49.7 x 56 summary: This diagram depicts the workings of an unidentified piece of Russian military equipment. This poster is a part of a larger chart. Part of a series of Russian mechanical diagrams. item: PL‐0040 title: Nachgedacht angepackt… date: 1982 size (cm): 57 x 81 summary: Stippled red and white image of a worker shadowed by portrait of an academic/ philosopher. States that thought creates more effective workers. item: PL‐0041 title: (In Russian) date: 1984 size (cm): 59 x 89 summary: This diagram shows a Russian machine gun mount. Part of a series of Russian mechanical diagrams. item: PL‐0042 title: XI. Parteitag der SED date: 1986 size (cm): 57 x 81 summary: Brown stippled close‐up of two hands grasping each other in handshake; repeating and fading into red background. Advertises party convention for the SED.
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