La Syphilis, maladie héréditaire assassine la race…

French anti-syphilis poster showing a grieving woman leaning over a coffin, with the slogan Femmes combattez la!

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A black-and-white illustrated poster shows a grieving woman in a draped robe leaning over a coffin, with bold French headlines and red lettering. The text describes syphilis as a hereditary disease that destroys the race and urges women to fight it, with statistics on infant deaths in France.

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1920

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Wikimedia Commons

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