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[Anti-communism poster of Vinnista] BnhhnuaNazi anti-communist and antisemitic propaganda poster from the 1940s. The poster shows women looking at the bodies of murdered civilians. Behind them…
(Translation of title) The longer we fight the stronger we become - the longer our enemy fights the weaker he becomesChinese propaganda poster from the Second Sino-Japanese War depicting a Chinese soldier standing powerfully over retreating Japanese soldiers…
“Rosie the Riveter,” symbol of women empowerment during WW2depiction of Rosie the Riveter against a beige background
“Petersburg, Virginia. Ruins of Houses”Petersburg homes destroyed
“Indian Land” painted entrance, c. 1970“Indian Land” painted entrance, c. 1970
“I Was a Nazi, and Here’s Why”Melita Maschmann, who was at the center of the image and how with time realized what he did was wrong.
“Employ the Handicapped” week poster, 1951People with disabilities throughout American history have faced difficulties in getting work skills and finding jobs. This image fits among many…
“Employ the Handicapped” poster, 1951Poster advertising public employment services for disabled individuals.
“DON'T SPEAK THE ENEMY’S LANGUAGE! SPEAK AMERICAN!” American WW2 anti-Axis propaganda“DON'T SPEAK THE ENEMY’S LANGUAGE! SPEAK AMERICAN!” American WW2 anti-Axis propaganda depicting Hitler, Mussolini, and Hirohito
“Declaration of Sentiments”