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English: Safe Conduct Pass - Probably PWD/SHAEF's most famous and successful propaganda leaflet. Many German soldiers surrendering waved copies of this leaflet and treated it as an official document and promise of good treatment. The reverse listed various points from the Geneva and Hague Conventions on treatment of prisoners of war |
| Date | 1944~? |
| Source | http://www.psywar.org/ |
| Author | Unknown author |
- File history (Image:1944WG002101.jpg): 22:13, 25 December 2005 . . Psywar (Talk) . . 600x1026 (524,705 bytes) (Safe Conduct Pass - Probably PWD/SHAEF's most famous and successful propaganda leaflet. Many German soldiers surrendering waived copies of this leaflet and treated it as an official document and promise of good treatment)
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| current | 13:31, 14 May 2006 | | 600 × 1,026 (512 KB) | John N. | * Description: Safe Conduct Pass - Probably PWD/SHAEF's most famous and successful propaganda leaflet. Many German soldiers surrendering waived copies of this leaflet and treated it as an official document and promise of good treatment. The reverse listed |
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