1941 NSDAP Wochenspruch Poster – Ulrich von Hutten Quote
"German WWII NSDAP “Wochenspruch der NSDAP” weekly quotation propaganda poster, featuring stylized red and gray lettering with an attributed quote by Ulrich von Hutten.
The Wochenspruch der NSDAP, or “NSDAP Weekly Quotation,” was a series of propaganda display prints issued for placement in public spaces, workplaces, schools, offices, and community settings throughout Germany. These posters paired short literary, political, or morale-focused quotations with strong graphic presentation for public messaging.
The German text reads:
“Deutschland ist, wo tapfere Herzen sind.”
Literal translation:
“Germany is where brave hearts are.”
This example is marked along the lower margin as Wochenspruch der NSDAP, Folge 15, dated 6. bis 12. April 1941, and published by Zentralverlag der NSDAP, München. The quote is attributed to Ulrich von Hutten, giving the piece added literary and historical interest within the broader Wochenspruch series.
A strong period paper item for collectors of German WWII propaganda, NSDAP printed material, Wochenspruch posters, Ulrich von Hutten-related material, home front display pieces, and Third Reich political ephemera.
Condition: please review photos for full details."
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