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A Nazi propaganda poster from 1941 in Lithuanian language, equating Stalinism and Jews. This anti-Soviet and anti-Semitic Nazi poster is highly useful for illustrating articles on anti-semism in Lithuania, and Lithuanian history and collaboration with the Nazis.

Source: reprinted and scanned from [1]

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Rationale: This image is being used in Jewish Bolshevism and Holocaust in Lithuania; though the picture is subject to copyright it is covered by fair use because:

The image has historical value;
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The image is a low resolution;
The image is used to illustarte the persons in question;
The image adds significantly to the article;
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current	18:05, 16 March 2007	428×620 (56 KB)	Piotrus (Talk \| contribs)	(A nazi propaganda poster from 1941 in Lithuanian language, equating Stalinism and Jews. This anti-Soviet and anti-Semitic Nazi poster is highly useful for illustrating articles on anti-semism in Lithuania, and Lithuanian history and collaboration with the)