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              <text>You Never Know Who’s Listening: Careless Talk Costs Lives</text>
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              <text>Bird, Cyril Kenneth, also known as Fougasse</text>
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              <text>World War, 1939-1945--Propaganda&#13;
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Careless Talk Costs Lives&#13;
British Home Front&#13;
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              <text>This British World War II propaganda poster shows two women talking on a bus while Heinrich Himmler and Hermann Göring sit behind them and secretly listen. The text says, “You never know who’s listening! Careless Talk Costs Lives.” The poster was part of Britain’s wartime security propaganda campaign. It warned civilians not to talk openly about military or wartime information because enemy spies might be listening. This source is useful for my topic because it shows how propaganda was used to control everyday civilian behavior, protect wartime secrets, and support the British home front.</text>
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              <text>Poster; photolithograph on paper. Support: height 320 mm, width 203 mm.</text>
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              <text>You Never Know Who’s Listening: Careless Talk Costs Lives. Imperial War Museums, Art.IWM PST 0142. Poster produced in Great Britain during the Second World War.&#13;
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https://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/item/object/9810</text>
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              <text>Part of the Imperial War Museums poster collection. Related to the Careless Talk Costs Lives propaganda campaign and the British Home Front, 1939-1945.</text>
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              <text>Imperial War Museums allows low-resolution images to be downloaded or embedded for private, educational, and non-commercial use</text>
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