Vintage Propaganda posters, Political cartoons, and Postcards

[Rome's rightful successor]

New Zealand political cartoon from over 100 years ago defending the White New Zealand policy.
Warning what would happen if they open to coolies from the British Raj.

 

[Myrtle the Turtle]

Not a poster but propaganda art. Socialist realism is one my favorite art styles. Might be the wrong place but these images stir a sense of pride to me.

 

[Rome's rightful successor]

 

[I eat dicks]

Wow there are some good ones ITT. Very striking and memorable imagery. They serve their purpose well, I'd surely stop and give it some thought if I saw them walking down the street.

 

[Hamsteroid]

 

[Hamsteroid]

Mother Germania drowns -

while her sons fight over who should throw her the lifebuoy.

 

[Caesare]

Tbh I wasn't aware the text was overlaid, so no.

The pictures are interesting but didn't you find it unusual that German propaganda posters used English? Plus the gratuitous use of the f word?

 

[JJLiautaud]

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what modern danish war is this celebrating the danes have been dogshit at war ever since the 30 Years War and they weren't too hot there either

 

[Breadbassket]

 

[Preacher ✝]

didn't you find it unusual that German propaganda posters used English? Plus the gratuitous use of the f word?

I figured they were just translated

 

[ComStar]

what modern danish war is this celebrating the danes have been dogshit at war ever since the 30 Years War and they weren't too hot there either

The First Schleswig War.

 

[Candlelight Desolation]

 

[Rome's rightful successor]

How do I get permission from a dead person?

 

[Polock]

 

[Rome's rightful successor]

 

[Soi Woh Jak]

Does anybody have the poster of the wehrmacht soldier with the shadowy eye silhouette, looks similar to this

 

[Hamsteroid]

Fratricide

"Cain, where is your brother Abel?"

Austrian illustration published after the First World War (1919), showing Great Britain as Cain, who just killed his brother Germany.

 

[Candlelight Desolation]

1916 Russian political cartoon mocking Rasputin's influence within the Russian monarchy:

 

[Rome's rightful successor]

 

[Hamsteroid]

Roughly translated:
You'll carry them too.
A person with a hereditary disease will cost an average of 50,000 Reichsmarks by the age of 60.