Germany's most bizarre EU election posters
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29 Apr, 2014
Updated Tue 29 Apr 2014 15:18 CEST
As May's European election looms large in eurocentric Germany, the streets have been packed with party political posters. Far from being dry and pious, some are surprisingly witty.
German party political posters tend to be a straight forward affair, plastering the face of the person they want you to vote for next to the party's logo and a slogan if you're lucky.
But for May's European parliamentary elections, some candidates, and particularly the smaller parties, have exceeded poster expectations.
From eurosceptic campaigns putting the EU on the same level as despotic dictators, to various wry takes on the NSA spying scandal and comparisons between 21st Century borders and the Berlin Wall, we've rounded up eight of our favourite posters from the current campaign.
Click here to see The Local's eight favourite election posters
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German party political posters tend to be a straight forward affair, plastering the face of the person they want you to vote for next to the party's logo and a slogan if you're lucky.
But for May's European parliamentary elections, some candidates, and particularly the smaller parties, have exceeded poster expectations.
From eurosceptic campaigns putting the EU on the same level as despotic dictators, to various wry takes on the NSA spying scandal and comparisons between 21st Century borders and the Berlin Wall, we've rounded up eight of our favourite posters from the current campaign.
Click here to see The Local's eight favourite election posters
SEE ALSO: 'If Britain leaves, Europe is lost'
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