Original WWII Italian R.S.I. recruitment postcard

The post card is in good condition and it was produced to recruit men for the R.S.I. (Repubblica Sociale Italiana).The Italian Social Republic, also known as the Republic of Salò, was a fascist puppet state based in the north of Italy.The Republic was founded in 1943 after the capitulation of the Kingdom of Italy.The R.S.I had around 52.000 soldiers divided into four divisions and they fought together with the German army and Waffen-SS in Italy.Text on the front: E tu cosa fai? – And what do you do?Text on the back: Lo ho ripreso le armi per l'onore e la salvezza d'italia ! E tu cosa fai? – I took back arms for the honor and salvation of Italy! And what do you do?A very rare and hard to find Italian R.S.I. post card for the World War II or collaboration collection!Article number: 13670