The poster is simply a WW2 era recruiting poster for the Dutch, to join the Waffen SS. It tells them to join in the fight against Bolshevism. Who they fought for really doesn't matter, as I respect all WW2 veterans, no matter what country they fought for....Americans, Dutch, Russians, Japanese, English, etc.
The poster basically says,"Join in the fight against Bolshevism (or against Bolshevists), join the Waffen SS"
They did this, and fought against what they perceived to be the greatest threat, at that time, to them...Communism. Looking back in history, can you say that those men who joined, and fought against the Russians, were not right?
If you think they were wrong, then you didn't live through the Cold War.
But, this is a game...and really, this thread was meant to be taken lightly, not seriously. Loosen up guys.
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34th SS-Freiwilligen-Grenadier-Division Landstorm Nederland
"Meine Ehre heißt Treue"
[This message has been edited by Wolfshook (edited January 02, 2002).]