The document provides descriptions and analysis questions for 6 different Nazi propaganda posters from 1932-1941. The posters promote unity under Hitler's leadership, anti-Semitism, anti-Bolshevism, Hitler's 1932 election campaign, state-sponsored leisure activities, and portraying Hitler as a man of peace. Overall, the posters were meant to convey Nazi messaging of German racial and national unity under Hitler's totalitarian rule.

1. 'One People, One Nation, One Leader!' poster of Hitler, 1938 Questions 1. Describe the poster 2. What message is Hitler trying to get across with this poster?

2. The poster for the 'Eternal Jews' exhibition, 1937 Questions 1. Describe the poster 2. What message is Hitler trying to get across with this poster?

3. Anti-Bolshevik poster, 'Europe's Victory is Your Prosperity', 1941 Questions 1. Describe the poster 2. What message is Hitler trying to get across with this poster?

4. A 1932 election poster Questions 1. Describe the poster 2. What message is Hitler trying to get across with this poster?

5. 'Your Own KdF-Car' poster, 1939 Questions 1. Describe the poster 2. What message is Hitler trying to get across with this poster?

6. 'The seed of peace, not dragon's teeth' cartoon of Hitler, from the magazine Kladderadatsch , 22 March 1936 Questions 1. Describe the poster 2. What message is Hitler trying to get across with this poster?