r/PropagandaPosters • • 56m ago

WWI Russian WW1 poster: Subscribe to the 5 1/2% War Loan. The more money, the more shells! 1916.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1h ago

U.S.S.R. / Soviet Union (1922-1991) Soviet poster: Let’s vote for happiness, for the future of our children! 1960.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1h ago

WWI Austrian WW1 postcard: A Final Farewell to a Comrade" 1915.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1h ago

U.S.S.R. / Soviet Union (1922-1991) Soviet poster: "A party is invincible if it knows where to lead and is not afraid of difficulties." J. Stalin. / Let’s make this year the final year of difficulties. / There are no fortresses that the Bolsheviks cannot take. 1933.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1h ago

WWI French WW1 postcard with Alsatian woman: "Always French!" 1915.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 7h ago

REQUEST Can Anyone Identify Or Source This? At least pre 2020

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Found this image years ago and I’ve been trying to get a hold of a higher quality image forever.

This is the only place I’ve ever seen it

Edit: please reread the sub rules


r/PropagandaPosters • • 8h ago

South Africa Len Sak's cartoons on the fall of Apartheid in South Africa: Part 3 (1992)

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 9h ago

Germany/Weimar Republic (1919-1933) A 1924 poster by the far-right German Volkisch Freedom Party (DVFP) evoking the spirit of Otto von Bismarck.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 9h ago

Germany/Weimar Republic (1919-1933) "Not a penny for the princes! They have enough! Save 2 billion for the people—let it benefit those in need!" // Weimar Germany // 1926 // ? // Propaganda truck for the Prince referendum calling to support the expropriation of former ruling houses

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Translation:

"Not a penny for the princes! They have enough! Save 2 billion for the people—let it benefit those in need!

Vote on June 20th for the expropriation of the princes. Vote 'Yes'."


r/PropagandaPosters • • 11h ago

United States of America "YOUR pen...an enemy weapon? Not if you keep what you know to YOURSELF! Watch what you write", US poster urging military personnel and civilians alike to be mindful of what they put into writing in order to maintain operational secrecy and prevent careless leaking of classified information, 1943

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 11h ago

United States of America "Take a better care of what you buy", US poster with a tip on how to preserve and properly care for clothing, specifically silk stockings, stating that "the silk in 185 pairs of stockings will make 1 army parachute", intended to lower civilian demand and support the war effort, c. 1941

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 11h ago

NORTH AMERICA Having dirty terminals is like kissin y'r gal thru a plate o glass, 1940s.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 11h ago

Switzerland "For the sake of women - a masculine YES", Swiss poster issued by the Action Committee for a "YES" for Women, encouraging men to vote in favor of women's suffrage in cantonal referendum in Zurich; made by Doris Gisler Truog (b. 1928), 1969

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 12h ago

Sweden "Payday Evening", Swedish poster urging citizens to vote in favor of a total prohibition of alcohol in the 1922 referendum, focusing on the impact of alcohol abuse on family life by highlighting the issue of workers spending their wages on liquor instead of supporting their families

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 12h ago

Switzerland "We only have this place on this earth: Switzerland for us Swiss!", Swiss federal election poster issued by the far-right National Action Against Over-Foreignization of People and Homeland, exploiting fear of over-immigration and promoting anti-foreigner position, 1975

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 12h ago

Netherlands "Stop the bleeding / Vote socialist", Dutch socialist election poster, framing state funding of clerical institutions as hemorrhaging public funds and urging citizens to put an end to it, 1950s

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 13h ago

MIDDLE EAST "And the giving continues . . ." Latakia, Syria (2011)

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 13h ago

Russia "The sacrifice for freedom", Socialist Revolutionary Party, Russian Republic, 1917

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This poster depicts the Field of Mars in Petersburg, during the mass burial of those fallen in the revolution.

The lyrics on the bottom belong to a Russian socialist requiem "Вы жертвою пали"


r/PropagandaPosters • • 1d ago

WWI German WW1 postcard: "May God protect Germany!" 1915.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1d ago

U.S.S.R. / Soviet Union (1922-1991) Soviet poster: Our land is renowned for its Bogatyrs (heroic warriors). 1941.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1d ago

WWII CAMOUFLAGE: Keep It Covered if you want to Save It!"(“date unknown”)

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1d ago

WWI Austrian WW1 postcard: The Brothers-in-Arms. -Look, Josef, a couple of Viennese from Berlin! -Well, and here: Frankfurters from Vienna! 1914.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1d ago

Russia Soviet poster (RSFSR): Cross spider. Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened, and I will give you rest... 1919.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1d ago

WWI French WW1 postcard: "As for me, I’d like to play war with some real little boches (Germans)." 1915.

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r/PropagandaPosters • • 1d ago

United States of America 'The Big Stick in the Caribbean Sea' — A 1904 political cartoon by William Allen Rogers for the American magazine Harper's Weekly, in which Theodore Roosevelt is shown patrolling the Caribbean Sea and the surrounding lands—identified as Venezuela, Panama, Mexico, Cuba, and the Dominican Republic.

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Theodore Roosevelt’s "Big Stick" symbolizes U.S. foreign policy in the early 20th century—based on the principle of "speaking softly but carrying a big stick"—which entailed using military power and intimidation to assert interests in Latin America.

Roosevelt tows a line of warships labeled "The Receiver," "The Sheriff," and "The Debt Collector," reflecting the role the U.S. assumed as an "international police force" to intervene in the finances and politics of countries in the region.