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title: Wer hat gesiegt? (NSDAP election column, Prussian Landtag campaign)
url: https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/wer-hat-gesiegt-litfasssaeule-preussen-1932/
description: Passers-by stand reading a Litfaßsäule (advertising column) covered with an NSDAP text poster headed 'Wer hat gesiegt?', which cites 'Adolf Hitlers 13…
section: Collection
---

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**Content note:** Photograph of a Nazi Party text poster on an advertising column during the April 1932 Prussian election campaign. This object is shown as it was published. [Why](https://propagandaarchive.org/about/#as-it-was)

[![Wer hat gesiegt? (NSDAP election column, Prussian Landtag campaign)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/images/wer-hat-gesiegt-litfasssaeule-preussen-1932.jpg)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/images/wer-hat-gesiegt-litfasssaeule-preussen-1932.jpg)

# Wer hat gesiegt? (NSDAP election column, Prussian Landtag campaign)

Passers-by stand reading a Litfaßsäule (advertising column) covered with an NSDAP text poster headed 'Wer hat gesiegt?', which cites 'Adolf Hitlers 13 Millionen' votes and announces 'Am 24. April folgt der zweite Schlag!' for the Prussian state election, signed Nationalsozialisten, Liste 8.

## Text on the object

Original (German) · read from the image, not independently checked

```
Wer hat gesiegt?
[...]
Adolf Hitlers
13 Millionen
[...]
Ein Mann steht auf
[...]
Am 24. April folgt
der „zweite Schlag!“
[...]
Nationalsozialisten
Liste 8
```

English translation (machine translation by Claude, not verified by a fluent reader)

```
Who has won?
[...]
Adolf Hitler's
13 million
[...]
A man stands up
[...]
On 24 April comes
the 'second blow!'
[...]
National Socialists
List 8
```

Body paragraphs of the poster are too small to read in this 572 px print and are marked [...].

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