Unknown2008-02-292008-02-2919412008-02-292008.02.28.00001http://hdl.handle.net/2263/4611Images of various objects and letters on the V action.During 1941 the English radio started a V campaign. People in occupied territories were suposed to greet each others with two fingers vorming a V for Victory and Vrijheid. The Morse code (short, short, short, long) was used as a signal for the campaign. In August of that year the Germans highjacked the campaign and used it as a German victory slogan. This is a collection of documents from this campaign.15600010 bytesapplication/pdfDutchUniversity of PretoriaV-actieV campaignPropagandaSecond World WarNetherlands -- History -- 20th centuryWorld War, 1939-1945Propaganda -- NetherlandsText