Anti-Semitic recruiting poster/postcard image for the Belgian (Flemish) SS Sturmbrigade, later 27th SS Volunteer Division, "Langemarck".  "England", the enemy in this poster, is personified as a typical Nazi Jewish caricature figure, representing, I suppose, the alleged control enjoyed by Jewish financiers over "England".  Best regards, JR.

Our answer - to arms !

Book of humorous articles and related cartoons by Basil Boothroyd from "Punch" magazine about the Local Defence Volunteers/Home Guard, published 1941.  Clearly, "Dad's Army" humour went back almost to Day One ... Best regards, JR.

Dad's Army - the early years.

Satirical German cartoon from the early 1930s (not sure of date).  Apart from stupidity (evidenced in the way he handled his political situation in 1933-'34), Rohm's personal preferences were well known (at least by the contemporary equivalent of the "chattering classes") in Germany at this time.  One would hope that this particular preference would not be an issue today.  Best regards, JR.