Two "Peace Now" Posters – Commemorating the Murder of Emil Grunzweig, 1984, 1989

Two "Peace Now" Posters – Commemorating the Murder of Emil Grunzweig, 1984, 1989
Two "Peace Now" posters commemorating anniversaries of Emil Grunzweig's murder.
The first poster is from the first anniversary, in 1984. Black and white photo of Grunzweig at the demonstration in which he was murdered, and the writing: "A year since Emil's murder, the war government is still in power, the IDF is still in the Lebanon mud. And still the evil and foolish policy in the occupied territories continues. And so continues, even grows, the Jewish terror…". The poster declares a march and demonstration to be held in Jerusalem. Design: Rami Elhanan. 70X50 cm. Folding lines, creases, slight tears.
The second poster is from the sixth anniversary, in 1989. Also in black and white except for one word in red. Titled: "6 Years since Emil's murder". Features an illustration of the stone tablets with the commandments falling off. The words of the commandments are all jumbled at the foot of the tablets with 'Thou shalt not kill' on the top of the pile. Design: Michal Sela.
Emil Grunzweig was murdered in 1983, during a Peace Now demonstration in Jerusalem, demanding the implementation of the Kahan Commission Report, following the Sabra and Shatila massacre during the first Lebanon War. Grunzwieg was killed by a grenade. Nine other demonstators were injured, including future ministers Avraham Burg and Yuval Steinitz.
69X49 cm. Folding lines, slight creases, tear and tack holes in the corners.