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A German Labour Front Employee Safety Awareness in Austrian Factories Poster

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A German Labour Front Employee Safety Awareness in Austrian Factories Poster

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A German Labour Front Employee Safety Awareness in Austrian Factories Poster

A mint RAD (Deutsche Arbeitsfront/German Labour Front) Erhaltung der Arbeitskraft (literally “Preservation of the Workforce”) Employee Safety Awareness poster; depicting four workers behind a large shield, with a series of workplace accident scenarios along the outer edge of the poster; issued by the Austrian/Vienna Department of Economics and Labour Protection; printed by “Styermühl, Wien VI”; with a national seal in black ink towards the bottom right of the “Lagerkommandantur Oranienburg”; measuring 416 mm x 294 mm; near mint condition with a very light rip (approximately 5 mm) on the far bottom left of the poster.