Voilà comment ils Mentent!

Voilà comment ils Mentent!

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Nazi propaganda
Anti-British propaganda
German propaganda
World War II
Occupied France
War propaganda
Propaganda posters
France, German occupation, 1940-1945

This poster is an anti-British propaganda poster issued in occupied France around 1941. The poster uses a montage of black-and-white photographs and newspaper print to argue that British and Soviet sources altered or misused images for propaganda purposes. The French text accuses London and Moscow of spreading lies about Germany and the German army. By presenting itself as “proof” against enemy propaganda, the poster tries to make viewers distrust British and Soviet information while accepting the German version of events. This source shows how propaganda in occupied Europe was used not only to promote one side, but also to attack the credibility of enemy media.

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United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

1941 (ca.)

Still Image

Rectangular paper poster with black-and-white photographic images and newspaper print against a white background with a red border. Materials: paper and ink. Dimensions: 24.375 inches high x 34.375 inches wide, or 61.913 cm x 87.313 cm.

USHMM catalog record: irn513587

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection. Voilà comment ils Mentent! Anti-British propaganda poster issued in occupied France, approximately 1941.

https://collections.ushmm.org/search/catalog/irn513587

French
German

World War II propaganda
German occupation of France
Anti-British propaganda
Nazi propaganda posters

France German occupation of France, 1940-1945 Second World War, 1939-1945

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