We offer this ultra rare German propaganda poster with a very visual message against communism and Soviet Union aimed to the Polish people, depicting communism with a skull, a well known allegory of death. And that's what communism brings, death and misery, and since in Poland had to bear it for decades, this poster is a good example of how Poles rejected one of the worst (if not the worst) ideology of all times. Posters like this one were hanged on the street walls, and are almost impossible to come across. Most of existing ones are in museums. This one is quite damaged with some rips and pieces missing, but the whole message and picture is perfectly visible. Photos take framed because is very fragility but we send without a frame. Message in Polish says: "Could you go to Siberia again? Father died in the slaughter of Siberia. His brother was murdered in Katyn. Think about the fate of you and your family". This poster was made in very tiny paper , size quiet big 85cm x 60cm .