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World War II Propaganda Posters from the Axis Powers: A Visual Analysis

Explore the propaganda posters from the United States, Italy, Germany, the Soviet Union, and Japan during World War II, revealing strategic messaging that shaped perceptions. Discover the imagery, messages, and intent behind each poster through this insightful analysis.

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World War II Propaganda Posters from the Axis Powers: A Visual Analysis

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  1. Propaganda from the United States

  2. America’s Four Enemies

  3. Propaganda from Italy

  4. Italian Poster Depicts Churchill and Roosevelt and Claims: The Blame Falls on Them

  5. Italian Poster Claims: “We Will Return (to Africa)”

  6. Propaganda from Germany

  7. Youth serves the leader All ten-year-olds into the HJ (Hitler Youth)

  8. "Get rid of old cloth and shoes!”

  9. Propaganda from the Soviet union

  10. Long Live World October [revolution]! The workers conquered power in Russia and will conquer power in the entire world.

  11. A Soviet Poster:"The Motherland Is Calling!"

  12. "Mercilessly, we will humiliate and destroy the enemy!"

  13. Propaganda from Japan

  14. Japanese Poster of Churchill as a Fat Spider

  15. Japanese Vision of the Future

  16. Sources: http://www.psywarrior.com/AxisLeadersMonsters.html http://www.answers.com/topic/wewillreturn-jpg-1 http://2bangkok.com/wwiipropaganda.shtml http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~bestor/US_anti-Japanese_propaganda_files.htm http://history.howstuffworks.com/world-war-ii/d-day-invasion15.htm http://www.jassonschrock.com/blog/random-thoughts/wwii-propaganda-posters/ http://poster-posters.com/world-war-ii/propaganda/stophim.html http://www.oddee.com/item_66536.aspx

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