College Campus Recruitment Campaign Reminds Students of Halocaust

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Calling attention to the nastiness of the Holocaust for the University of Colorado, Boulder’s Holocaust Awareness Week, is a starkly dark campaign, created by TDA Advertising & Design, that reminds us of the horrors that time brought. From freakish experiments on the body to pressure chamber torture to showers of gas, bulletin board postings, door knob hangers and shower hangers slap students in the face with this message of remembrance. A radio spot featuring a sickly twisted fairly tale accompanies the campaign. There’s nothing pretty about this campaign and that’s as it should be.

See the campaign components here and listen to the radio spot here.

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