The Enemy Listens early 1940s
… Auxilary Territorial Service (UK) (by x-ray delta one)
artist- Abram Games
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auxiliary_Territorial_Service
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(via Airminded · Don’t waste coal and other exhortations!)
This one is from Germany and aims to persuade people to obey the black regulations as ‘Light means your death!’ Oddly, the four-engined bomber silhouetted against the night sky has stars in its roundels. So it’s either American — who very rarely did strategic bombing at night — or Soviet — who very rarely did strategic bombing. Why either of those would be chosen over the British, who were routinely called ‘night pirates’ and the like by Nazi propagandists, is hard to explain.
A poster for the next Earth Day
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Народ, Армия, Сталин - Спасли тебя, Москва! / The people, the Army, Stalin - has saved you, Moscow!
1947 -So, how’d that Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact work out for ya, USSR?
yo, is that dude got two M24 grenades tied together?!
“This Russia! One grenade not enough for killing Gans!!”
Where is Stalin? Is he in your pocket comrade?
German anti-communist poster “Germany’s victory, Europe’s freedom”
Come on Boys, Follow the Flag! by James Northfield
