1990's Vintage French Blood Donation Poster "Le Don du Sang, Un Geste Efficace" (Give Blood) anti-war In a very enlightening article

Name: 1990's Vintage French Blood Donation Poster "Le Don du Sang, Un Geste Efficace" (Give Blood) anti-war In a very enlightening article
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1990's Vintage French Blood Donation Poster "Le Don du Sang, Un Geste Efficace" (Give Blood) anti war In a very enlightening article In a very enlightening article "Loterie Nationale : Mythes et symboles" written in 1969 About this Poster: A poster highlighting a scene in the the sixteenth century from the Codex of Behen in the Jagellonian Library of Krakow Date: 1990's About The Poster: A wonderful vintage ad suggesting that giving blood is the ultimate gesture of kindness

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