The exhibition presents a selection of posters and placards from the period of the Nazi occupation of Lublin. Put in the streets and on the walls of buildings during the war, the posters and placards are grouped on poster pillar-imitating thematic modules. The aim of the exhibition it to display a fragment of the extensive Lublin archives in the context of the 75th WW2 anniversary. Also, the exhibition attempts to introduce the wide spectrum of emotions that were provoked in the Lublin and Lublin region residents of the time by general mobilization orders, information concerning the establishment of a ghetto in Lublin, introduction of everyday restrictions and repressive measures taken against the city’s inhabitants, or propaganda posters by the occupation authorities.
The exhibition runs until 14 November. Admission free.