File:Bilderbogen Aufstellbild SA Sturmabteilung Motor-Sturm brownshirts uniforms swastika flags motorcyclist 1934 NSDAP Papierpuppen Nazi Germany propaganda toys Uncut paper figurines two sheets Unidentified illustrator No known copyright H0.jpg

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Deutsch: Bilderbogen für ein Aufstellbild mit uniformierte NSDAP-Mitgliedern
  • Zwei verschiedene Blätter Papier, die jeweils 5,75 x 7,75 Zoll messen und Zeichnungen von ausgeschnittenen Figuren in paramilitärischen Uniformen der deutschen Nazi-Partei zeigen.
  • Einige der Blätter wurden um 1934 von Dr. Zinsser & Co. GmbH in Leipzig, Nazi-Deutschland, veröffentlicht (siehe Die Staatlichen Kunstsammlungen Dresden)
  • Entwurf: Unbekannt. Der Autor der Kunstwerke ist unbekannt; die nicht unterzeichneten Zeichnungen stammen von einem ungenannten (nicht aufgelisteten, anonymen) Illustrator. Es sind keine bekannten Urheberrechtsbeschränkungen bekannt.
  • Die ungeschnittenen Papierfiguren zeigen uniformierte Mitglieder der Sturmabteilung (SA) ('Braunhemden'), einige halten Banner und Fahnen mit Hakenkreuzen, während einige im Motorrad-Sturm auf Motorrädern in Motorradbekleidung fahren. Aus diesen Blättern können Papierpuppen erstellt werden, die bei ordnungsgemäßem Ausschneiden und Falten in einer Marschformation aufgestellt werden können. Unten an den Figuren musste jeweils an der Strichlinie bzw. Falzlinie stark "gefalzt" werden und dann konnte man die Figuren festkleben bzw. einfach "hinstellen".
  • NSDAP-Werbung; Papierpuppen 1930er; Ausschneidebogen; Bilderbogen; Kinderspielzeug; Sturmabteilung; Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (NSDAP); NS-Propaganda / Nationalsozialistische Propaganda; Das nationalsozialistische Deutschland; Nazi Deutschland; Drittes Reich
  • skd-online-collection.skd.museum: Im Nationalsozialismus setzte ab 1933 eine tiefgreifende Umgestaltung der Gesellschaft ein. Dazu zählte auch, dass bereits Kinder beim Spielen mit den Symbolen und Organisationen der Nazis vertraut gemacht werden sollten.


English: Two different sheets of paper, each measuring 5.75 x 7.75 inches, featuring drawings of cutout figures in paramilitary uniforms of the German Nazi Party (NSDAP); paper dolls constructed to stand up in a marching formation when cut and folded properly
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  • Unknown author of artwork; unsigned drawings by uncredited (unlisted, anonymous) illustrator. No known copyright restrictions.
Date circa 1934
date QS:P,+1934-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source https://www.alexautographs.com/auction-lot/nazi-paper-figurines_1464640B4E/
Author Unknown author; unsigned artwork by uncredited (unlisted, anonymous) illustrator. No known copyright restrictions. Some of the models published by Dr. Zinsser & Co. GmbH Leipzig (see Die Staatlichen Kunstsammlungen Dresden)
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