Female Labour Service of RAD

The Female Labour Service of RAD • Ansichtskarte Weiblicher Reichsarbeitsdienst ‟Hanz Retzlaff Reichsarbeitsdienst für die weibliche Jugend”

RAD stands for Reichsarbeitsdienst, which was the name of the National Labour Service in Nazi Germany. The RAD was a paramilitary organisation that aimed to reduce unemployment, militarise the workforce and indoctrinate the workforce with Nazi ideology. The RAD was established in 1933 after Hitler passed the Unemployment Relief Act. It was initially voluntary, but in 1935 the Reich Labour Service Act made it compulsory for men between the ages of 18 and 25 to participate.

This is an accurate reproduction of the actual vintage photograph
Printed on high quality 200 gsm Lustre photo paper using archival inks
Actual Size : 4 x 6 inches (ca. 10 x 15 cm)
Photographs are posted in protected plastic sleeves and packed in hardbacked envelopes

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Female Labour Service of RAD

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This is an accurate reproduction of the actual vintage photograph

Printed on high quality 200 gsm Lustre photo paper using archival inks

Actual Size : 4 x 6 inches (ca. 10 x 15 cm)
Watermarks present only online • No frame included
We never alterate the original colour gamut and any age related marks therefore you are receiving an exact reproduction of the original artwork.
There may be some colour variation of the on-screen image and the actual print received. This is subject to the brightness & contrast settings of your monitor.
Prints are full bleed; The design extends all the way to the edge of the paper without any borders.
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