The 1943 anti-Jewish poster was one of many popular Nazi propaganda posters. The “He is guilty for the war” quote was an attempt to use fear propaganda. The artist Hans Schweitzer, who later changed his name to Herbert Sickinger, was appointed by Hitler as a representative for Artistic Design. Hans design for this poster was to make the Jewish people look fearful and having pointed a finger at them. Written in white big and bolded letter, “He is guilty for the war,” due the characters are in a darker contrast for balance. The fat man in the anti-Jewish is shown discomfort and a fearful look upon his face. The poster’s contrast is dark with a red depth of field (background). Red indicates power and with the finger pointing at the fat man shows
