How Soviet propaganda portrayed Hitler (POSTERS)
The leader of the Third Reich was invariably depicted in a caricatured and pitiful light on Soviet posters. He was also often compared to Napoleon, promising a similar fate.
"Napoleon was defeated. The same will happen to the arrogant Hitler!"
"He ran into trouble!"
"So it was… so it will be!"
"Napoleon was cold in Russia, but Hitler will be hot!"
"To Moscow! Hoh! From Moscow: Oh!" Inscription on the drum: "Blitzkrieg."
"We will cut off all the evil enemy's paths; he won't escape this noose!" Inscriptions on the noose: "Agreement", "Treaty", "Between the USSR, England and the U.S.A."
"The hour of reckoning with the Germans for all their atrocities is near! Death to the fascist child killers!"
"The possessed man howled. He hears the clock striking the imminent reckoning!.. The end of fascist Germany is being struck from three sides."
"Let's push the bastard down!" Inscription on the sign: "Conquerors of Russia."
"The fanatic has nowhere to hide! He will get his due! All living things hate him! He will see no mercy!" Inscription on the sign: "Into the underground!"
