Removal of posters in Berlin after the March riots, 1919
A man collects posters in the Leipzigerstrasse corner Friedrichstrasse (Berlin Mitte), which he has previously torn from a wooden wall. Another man is standing next to him. On the board wall is a poster with the German wrestler Georg Strenge (right), left a poster of the German Eastern Aid, the battles against Polish battle groups in Silesia. The following inscription can be read: The homeland is in danger The wave of Bolshevism threatens our borders, in our own country Bolshevik forces of decomposition are being aroused to suspend our country's economy. Polish associations break into the old German country and advance to the west!. Large resources are needed! Help immediately! Rush is a necessity! All of the deposit funds and branches of the Berlin-based major banks are ready to accept contributions under the keyword Osthilfe (Signed Noske, Vollbehr and Hirsch)
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Accept Aroused Associations Bolshevik Bolshevism Borders Clean Collects Contributions Decomposition Deposit Friederich Friedrichstrasse Funds Hirsch Homeland Immediately Leipziger Leipzigerstrasse Mitte Necessity Needed Noske Previously Removal Resources Silesia Spartacus Suspend Tear Threatens Throw Vollbehr Wrestler
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