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A woman in a telephone booth: Fasse dich kurz!, 1937

Close in profile, a woman in a dark hat and coat holds the receiver to her ear and speaks into the mouthpiece of a wall-mounted coin telephone, the Reichspost's enamel plate reading Fasse dich kurz! above her; a wider view from outside shows her standing in the glazed wooden booth, turned to the apparatus. Keep it short was the Post Office's standing command to the public, and from February 1937 the Reichspost was run by the party veteran Wilhelm Ohnesorge.

Period: c. June 26, 1937–October 8, 1937
Credit: Julien BryanLibrary of CongressDigitalisierung und Bearbeitung: © zb Media GmbH

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Fasse dich kurz: public telephones and stamp machines, Berlin 1937 · Julien Bryan: Germany 1937

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