*RARE* WW2 Halt Hitler Blue and White Anti-Nazi Propaganda Pin w/ Star of David

Description: *RARE* WW2 Halt Hitler Blue and White Anti-Nazi Propaganda Pin w/ Star of David. This pin is a rare World War 2 Button Pin that carries amazing history. This Pin was limited due to the number of people who did not want to go to war during WW2. The pins are in overall great condition for their age. They do have some rust on the back, but nothing on the front. Previous ones have sold at auctions and for a limited time at museums for $80+. All pictures are part of the description. Upon purchasing, you'll receive one pin. All pins are in various conditions, but you won't receive one that's destroyed or missing parts. A small "hoard" was found that belonged to a ww2 veteran's father. Before and during WW2, the father would give out this rare homefront pin at stands. These are extremely hard to come by. "Halt Hitler anti-Nazi pin-back button manufactured during World War II in the United States. In the early 1900s, manufacturers began producing button pins that were used to rally support for a variety of causes. On January 30, 1933, Adolf Hitler was appointed chancellor of Germany, and for the rest of the decade, American newspapers frequently reported on the increasing persecution of Jews and the suppression of their rights American Jewish leaders employed a variety of overt and behind-the-scenes tactics to encourage the American government to take action, but the majority of citizens opposed allowing refugees into the country. Following the outbreak of World War II in Europe in September 1939, polls suggested that 93 percent of Americans opposed entry of the United States into the war. After the country eventually entered the war in 1941, Americans used a variety of propaganda materials, such as button pins, to support the war effort but rarely mentioned persecution of Europes Jewish population.

Price: 54.98 USD

Location: Whittier, California

End Time: 2024-11-27T07:50:29.000Z

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