One page poster printed by the United Nations Department of Public Information that reads "Pongamos Fin Al Saqueo De Los Recurso Naturales de Namibia." Illustration includes an image of a miner gazing into the distance against a red, green and yellow background.
One page poster printed by the United Nations Deparment of Public Information that reads "International Conference in Support of the Struggle of Namibian People for Independence UNESCSO HOUSE PARIS 25-29 APRIL 1983." Illustration includes black image of the continent of African with a yellow, blue, red and green banner crossing it diagonally with the country of Namibia superimposed on top and man on the right standing with his fist raised.
One page poster printed by the United Nations Deparment of Public Information that reads "International Conference in Support of the Struggle of Namibian People for Independence UNESCSO HOUSE PARIS 25-29 APRIL 1983." Illustration includes black image of the continent of African with a yellow, blue, red and green banner crossing it diagonally with the country of Namibia superimposed on top and man on the right standing with his fist raised.
One page poster printed by Victory to SWAPO that reads "FREEDOM + HEALTH FOR NAMIBIA The health and medical care of the Namibian People is an essential element in the struggle we are waging SWAPO. Illustration includes black and white image of a soldier holding a rifle in the foreground and five young children in the background against the colors of the Namibian flag with the red stripe of the flag in the shape of a cross
One page poster printed by the Uinited Nations Department of Public Information+J84 that reads "STOP THE PLUNDER OF NAMIBIA'S NATURAL RESOURCES." Illustration includes an image of a miner gazing into the distance against a red, green and yellow background.
One page poster that reads "'The health and medical are of the Namibian people is an essential element in the revolutionary struggle we are waging'…SWAPO." Illustration includes a map of Namibia in the top right, images of medical units in Namibia and children who "show the effect of the South African occupation" in Namibia.
