Soviet passes in captivity for German soldiers

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Passes for enemy soldiers are the most popular type of flyers during any war. The circulation of such leaflets envy any writer. For their delivery to the addressees, special aerial bombs, artillery shells and even mortar rounds are being developed.

German passes in captivity for Soviet soldiers since World War II are widely known. But our agitprop did not remain in debt. In the initial period of the war, the Soviet passes “did not work” - the Germans attacked on all fronts, and even appeals to class consciousness, calls to turn weapon they were not perceived against the exploiters by the Germans, who considered themselves to be representatives of a certain people, and not of a certain social class. But our propagandists knew how to learn from their mistakes. And after the first defeats of the Wehrmacht, the “passes” were finally earned. We offer you a small selection of Soviet leaflets little-known today for German soldiers.



German soldiers are informed about the winter defeat of the Wehrmacht near Moscow. On the reverse side of the standard "pass captured." Curious is the password in Russian, which must be shouted by the Germans, who have decided to surrender: “Goodbye Moscow! Down with Hitler! ”



On the leaflet in the background are the Tyrolean partisans of the Napoleonic wars. In the foreground - the Soviet partisans. The text reads: “What do you say, looking at their faces? Soviet peasants are doing the same thing - fighting for the honor and freedom of their homeland. "



And this Soviet leaflet tells German soldiers on the Eastern Front that their comrades suffered a crushing defeat in Libya. A map of the theater of operations, a detailed account of what happened at this theater. On the back side of the leaflet is a statement of the fact that a war on two fronts will not lead to anything good Germany and a call to surrender.



And this leaflet informs German soldiers about the imminent opening of a second front.







A series of leaflets tells how German soldiers live in the Soviet rear. Live well, let's say.



“The generals do not die, they surrender. Do the same. ” Comments are superfluous - it sounds convincing.



The SS man's wife is wounded by a wounded soldier in the rear. Attempt to embroil the Wehrmacht and the Waffen SS.





This leaflet tells the Germans what is happening in their rear — total mobilization, the Italian allies went home, and the Germans at the front plugged all the holes.



“That's what“ total mobilization is. ”Goebbels is having fun with girls, and older women are sent as slaves to factories.” (Although instead of older German women, slaves who were hijacked from the occupied countries worked in Germany’s factories, using slave labor allowed the Germans to carry out total mobilization ).



“The dead are turning to the living. Comrades, wherever you are - in a trench, in a dugout, on duty, we will follow you relentlessly - the shadows of Stalingrad. ”



"With Hitler, war will never end."



“You are too trusting (there is a selection of boastful headlines from the German press). Do you understand that this is a hoax? ”

It is difficult to calculate how many lives of Soviet soldiers saved these leaflets for the Germans. But the fact that our propagandists have contributed to the victory, no doubt.
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    1. Styx
      0
      24 October 2011 09: 42
      Very interesting. I never did. To the author - Respect

      Very interesting. I never did. To the author - Respect
    2. 0
      24 October 2011 11: 02
      Yes, the agitation was at its height (and it worked), not like the modern, glamorous mass media, only chernukha.
      1. zczczc
        0
        24 October 2011 15: 52
        datur, where did you get that now is not agitation?
        Decomposition is the most efficient way to manipulate.
    3. Sirius
      0
      24 October 2011 18: 39
      On the sixth-seventh leaflets overkill: prisoners fish, communicate with children, etc.
      1. 0
        24 October 2011 19: 05
        was but after the war. especially in the distant cities of the Urals and Siberia.
    4. Tyumen
      +1
      24 October 2011 20: 37
      About the shadows of Stalingrad - powerful! Even now, looking, not at ease.
      And about the SS man and his wife, this is a leaflet with PMV, one to one, only
      there was a wounded frenchman and tommy.
    5. 0
      25 October 2011 01: 37
      strong!
      only in the second they squinted that it was a partisan smoking there, a pipe?
      yes, they all smoked everything, even the Supreme out of solidarity with the people
    6. sirToad
      0
      25 October 2011 03: 10
      Solid agitprop. I knew one German - an interesting grandfather twice! who was in Russian captivity - in the first world and domestic. the nightingale was flooded with how wonderful it was in Siberia and what kind of people we have in mind.
    7. 0
      25 October 2011 03: 14
      Yes, about Stalingrad, cool !!!!
    8. kesa1111
      +1
      25 October 2011 04: 29
      At first they campaigned 34, KV, Katyusha. Under Orsha, more of the battalion surrendered without leaflets. General frost, Soviet roads, partisans, blitzkrieg failure. Aviation appeared, it became clear that the industry was recovering. They began to think, to compare, whose propaganda was telling the truth. After Kursk, the blind also received sight.
    9. 0
      25 October 2011 04: 44
      Such advertising is good when you win.
      Similar candy wrappers in December 1994. - didn’t save anyone...

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