Decree proclaiming police law, signed by 'Seys-Inquart'. (Seyss-Inquart).
<p>This poster is part of the 'De Roos Collection', named after the estate of Jan de Roos, born in Leeuwarden on March 1, 1902 and died on January 10, 1986. During the war, De Roos also contributed to the poster material through his work. at the Town Hall of Achtkarspelen, where he managed to lay his hands on posters issued by the Dutch and German authorities. Sometimes De Roos just got hanged posters off the wall, or he asked the managers of the distribution points for newly arrived copies of the proclamations and regulations.
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The entire 'De Roos Collection' contains more than 1700 posters, of which about a third relate to Friesland.
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