This is a poster featuring a stark, charcoal-style illustration of two figures, an adult and a child, seemingly in distress. The adult, with long, dark hair and a somber expression, holds the child who rests their head on the adult's shoulder, their face also conveying a sense of weariness or sadness. Both figures are depicted in dark clothing, with the adult wearing what appears to be a jacket. Behind them, the background is rendered in rough, abstract strokes, suggesting a chaotic or somber environment. Prominently displayed in the upper left corner is a large red cross, a symbol universally associated with the Red Cross and humanitarian aid. To the right of the figures, bold, black text is inscribed vertically. The main title reads "Kriegsopfer," which translates to "War Victim" or "War Sufferer" in German. Below this, it further elaborates: "DAS INTERNATIONALE KOMITEE VOM ROTEN KREUZ HILFT!" (The International Committee of the Red Cross Helps!). Additional text provides a postal check number and location: "POSTCHEK I. 777 GENF," indicating Geneva, Switzerland, as the contact point. In the lower left portion of the poster, there is some red and black text in a different script, partially obscured and difficult to decipher fully, but it seems to contain phrases like "Hilfe" (Help) and possibly a date or reference. The overall tone of the poster is one of somber urgency, aiming to evoke empathy and solicit support for victims of war through the Red Cross. The style of the illustration and the text suggest it is a historical piece, likely from a period of significant conflict. The poster is framed and mounted on a white wall, possibly in a gallery or museum setting. in Bern, Switzerland

Etnodidj

Jun 30, 2026

Bern, Switzerland

Moment

Stake attention in this memory

somber

distressing

empathetic

pleading

protective

This is a poster featuring a stark, charcoal-style illustration of two figures, an adult and a child, seemingly in distress. The adult, with long, dark hair and a somber expression, holds the child who rests their head on the adult's shoulder, their face also conveying a sense of weariness or sadness. Both figures are depicted in dark clothing, with the adult wearing what appears to be a jacket. Behind them, the background is rendered in rough, abstract strokes, suggesting a chaotic or somber environment. Prominently displayed in the upper left corner is a large red cross, a symbol universally associated with the Red Cross and humanitarian aid. To the right of the figures, bold, black text is inscribed vertically. The main title reads "Kriegsopfer," which translates to "War Victim" or "War Sufferer" in German. Below this, it further elaborates: "DAS INTERNATIONALE KOMITEE VOM ROTEN KREUZ HILFT!" (The International Committee of the Red Cross Helps!). Additional text provides a postal check number and location: "POSTCHEK I. 777 GENF," indicating Geneva, Switzerland, as the contact point. In the lower left portion of the poster, there is some red and black text in a different script, partially obscured and difficult to decipher fully, but it seems to contain phrases like "Hilfe" (Help) and possibly a date or reference. The overall tone of the poster is one of somber urgency, aiming to evoke empathy and solicit support for victims of war through the Red Cross. The style of the illustration and the text suggest it is a historical piece, likely from a period of significant conflict. The poster is framed and mounted on a white wall, possibly in a gallery or museum setting.

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