In the gallery 11/07/95 an exhibition called ‘Anti-masonry posters’, which includes 17 original German propaganda posters designed for Serbia during WWII will be shown. World-renowned designer Mirko Ilić owns them.
The exhibition is held as part of the festival of tolerance in Sarajevo, and the organizers are the Zagreb Jewish Film Festival, Gallery 11/07/95 and SOS Design festival.
The exhibition is composed of posters that were part of a large anti-masonic exhibition opened in October 1941 in Belgrade, after the Nazi occupation and during the collaborationist regime of Milan Nedić. The exhibition was financed then by Nazi Germany, and the goal was to deepen the hatred of the Jews and the creation of the Jews as the enemy.
The exhibition was organized with the support of Mirko Ilić, who designed the poster for the exhibition and the US nonprofit organization AIC Foundation Inc.
The opening of the exhibition is scheduled for 24 October 2013 at 19:30.
(Source: radiosarajevo.ba)
