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A blackout policy was initiated throughout Germany two days before the war began - all streetlights were turned off, headlamps were prohibited, and buildings lit at night were required to keep all windows covered with a black cloth in an effort to deter enemy bombers from finding their targets. This poster was to remind people of the dire consequences of being careless with the blackout rule.

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