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CAPE BON Style:Soviet Union, 1943 and Sid Haig

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and Sid Haig

please note light fold lines and discoloration along edges

English translation: "Poster Museum in Wilanów October-December 1976 / Spanish Poster / Exhibition of the Gift of the Spanish Ministry of Information and Tourism / Exhibition open daily from 10 a

Title - A Nightmare on Elm Street Director - Wes Craven

CAPE BON Style:Soviet Union, 1943 and Sid Haig" ." Translation: "CAPE BON or HOW THE GERMANS FOUND THEMSELVES IN CAPTIVITY THE GERMANS RAN AWAY." Soviet propaganda poster from World War II, specifically a TASS Window poster, titled "Cape Bon, or How the Germans Found Themselves in Captivity". It illustrates the events of the Tunisian Campaign in North Africa, culminating in the surrender of Axis forces at Cape Bon in May 1943. Artist: V. Divezen Text: D. Brik Condition: Good fold lines, crinkling

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