War Propaganda in in WWII and Spanish Civil War Vesa Matteo Piludu 2009 University of Helsinki Department of Art Research, Semiotics.

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War Propaganda in in WWII and Spanish Civil War Vesa Matteo Piludu 2009 University of Helsinki Department of Art Research, Semiotics

Spanish Civil War 1936

The Bear of Madrid

Spanish Civil War 1936

Soviet propaganda

Soviet Propaganda: forefathers

Soviet propaganda: women

Save Me from Slavery

Stalinist propaganda

Stalin the Sailor

Soviet war propaganda

Soviet propaganda

Soviet antinazist propaganda

Soviet propaganda

Nazi propaganda

Similitudes?

Opposte ideologies, same propaganda style

Fascist propaganda

Nazi-Fascist propaganda

Antifascist propaganda

The marriage: antifascist propaganda

Nazi Anti-Semitic Propaganda

Nazi propaganda

Enthanasie Propaganda Horrible pro-eugenics poster

Nazi propaganda

American Propaganda: Be Patriotic!

Agressive Uncle Sam

The strong man: Gen. Douglas MacArthur

Forefathers

Revenge

Mobilitation

American always fight for liberty

Prevention

Our Homes are in Danger

Stamp ’em Out

Harmony Boys

Remember Belgium

Don’t let them die

Women as Price

Wonderful Opportunity

War Found

Men and Guns

Civic Air Patrol

Protect his future

Keep these hands off

Buy Bonds

Stengraphers

ASF

Women as soldiers

Red Cross

Rosie the Riveter

Sow the seeds of Victory

Tokio Kid

Food come first

Food is a Weapon

Dig On

The enemy

This is the enemy

The enemy

War Bonds and Horrors

The shadow

Eat less wheat

Do with less

Tokio Kid

Tojo

Only the navy

American propaganda

Jap Trap

Save Waste

Talking and Making

Battle for production

More production

Let ’em have it!

War Bonds for Peace

Pig Club

Production VS Nazism and Japan

Work set ’em free

Beat the promise

Stay on the Job

Jap Much Glad

Thanks

Increased production

Tokio kid

Keep on Punchin’in

Panzers

Easy to get

Loaded Women

United we are strong

This man is your friend

Together we win

United we Win

Wake up, America

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