Poster for the unrestricted german submarine warfare from february 1917 Stock Photos and Images
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Poster for the unrestricted german submarine warfare from february 1917 Stock Photos and Images
Vintage German WW1 propaganda poster map of 'England's Torment,' issued by the German Admiralty in early 1918, it was intended to reassure the German public that the war was going well. The poster trumpets the German successes during '12 months of unrestricted submarine warfare' in the waters around Britain. Each symbol represents one ship 'sunken by our submarines' - and those ships that were destroyed by U-boats before February 1917, or by German mines at any time, are expressly not included. The quote at the lower left is from a speech by Winston Churchill. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/vintage-german-ww1-propaganda-poster-map-of-englands-torment-issued-by-the-german-admiralty-in-early-1918-it-was-intended-to-reassure-the-german-public-that-the-war-was-going-well-the-poster-trumpets-the-german-successes-during-12-months-of-unrestricted-submarine-warfare-in-the-waters-around-britain-each-symbol-represents-one-ship-sunken-by-our-submarines-and-those-ships-that-were-destroyed-by-u-boats-before-february-1917-or-by-german-mines-at-any-time-are-expressly-not-included-the-quote-at-the-lower-left-is-from-a-speech-by-winston-churchill-image371636443.htmlRM2CGHE23–Vintage German WW1 propaganda poster map of 'England's Torment,' issued by the German Admiralty in early 1918, it was intended to reassure the German public that the war was going well. The poster trumpets the German successes during '12 months of unrestricted submarine warfare' in the waters around Britain. Each symbol represents one ship 'sunken by our submarines' - and those ships that were destroyed by U-boats before February 1917, or by German mines at any time, are expressly not included. The quote at the lower left is from a speech by Winston Churchill.
