Warnings
Warnings were a means of protest that the Ontbijt-op-bed group used on various occasions. By reciting the text loudly at a press conference in 1967, Hans Mol exposed the new NATO commander-in-chief Count von Kielmansegg as a German war criminal. The group considered this particular Warning as an ‘exhibition of instant art, in which General von Kielmansegg was
put on display. The exhibition was disseminated through newspapers, radio and television.’