WWI and WWII Propaganda Various Themes  Portrayal of the Enemy  Portrayal of Women  Encouraging Actions  Discouraging Actions  Playing on Emotion.

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WWI and WWII Propaganda Various Themes  Portrayal of the Enemy  Portrayal of Women  Encouraging Actions  Discouraging Actions  Playing on Emotion

Portrayal of the Enemy How do posters from various countries portray the enemy? What images do they use? What emotion are they trying to elicit? How do we see this in modern-day?

Portrayal of the Enemy Approach, images, emotions, modern-day WWI

Portrayal of the Enemy Approach, images, emotions, modern-day WWI

Portrayal of the Enemy Approach, images, emotions, modern-day WWI

Portrayal of the Enemy Approach, images, emotions, modern-day WWI

Portrayal of the Enemy Approach, images, emotions, modern-day WWII

Portrayal of the Enemy Approach, images, emotions, modern-day WWII

Portrayal of the Enemy Approach, images, emotions, modern-day WWII

Portrayal of Women What are the different images of women? Are there positive images? Are there negative images? What activities do the posters encourage women to do? Would those posters be the same today or would they be different?

WWI Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today.

WWI

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. Think about how women are portrayed in these two posters that you have seen already. WWI

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. WWI

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. WWI

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. WWI

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. WWI

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. WWII

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. WWII

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. WWII

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. WWII

Portrayal of Women – various images, activities, positive, negative, today. WWI

Encouraging Actions What actions do they encourage people to do? What actions for soldiers? What actions for people on the Home Front? Why are those actions important?

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? WWI

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? WWI

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? WWII

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? WWI

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? WWII

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? WWII

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? WWII

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? WWII

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? WWII

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? French “poilu” – “They Shall Not Pass” German “soldat” – Help Us Win, buy the war bonds WWI

Encouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front? French ‘poilu” – “Get them, buy the second printing of the national defense” WWI German “soldat” – I watch and fight for you, buy the war bonds

Discouraging Actions What actions do they discourage people to do? What actions for soldiers? What actions for people on the Home Front? Why were those actions important for people to avoid?

Discouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front, importance? WWII

Discouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front, importance? WWI

Discouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front, importance? WWII

Discouraging Actions – What actions for soldiers or on the Home Front, importance? WWII

Playing on Emotion What kinds of emotions do various posters incite or elicit? Why do you think that the government wanted people to feel that way?

Encouraging Emotions – What emotions does the government want people to feel and why?

Remade Posters What is the basic message? Are these appropriate or should the government be able to limit this negative speech because it may hurt our troops?

Remade WWII posters – Original with remade one.

The SA was the original Nazi group. They wore brown shirts. The original supporters of Mussolini were called the Black Shirts

Remade WWII posters – Original with remade one.