Propaganda, Anti-German -- United States
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
The German poison belt: Colour-effects of the enemy’s diabolical asphyxiating gases near Ypres
This subseries contains posters produced in or by the United Kingdom. Subjects include recruitment for the British Red Cross, recruitment for the armed forces, and propaganda against Germany
The Hun: His mark, blot it out with Liberty Bonds, , 1917
This subseries contains posters advertising savings stamps and war bonds, including the First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth (Victory Liberty Loan) liberty bonds.
This is Nazi brutality, , 1942
This subseries has miscellaneous posters covering propaganda against the Nazis, advertisement for a clothing drive, and a message by General Eisenhower to defeated Germans in the United States Zone.
This is the enemy, , 1943
This subseries has miscellaneous posters covering propaganda against the Nazis, advertisement for a clothing drive, and a message by General Eisenhower to defeated Germans in the United States Zone.
We French workers warn you: Defeat means slavery, starvation, death, , 1942
This subseries has miscellaneous posters covering propaganda against the Nazis, advertisement for a clothing drive, and a message by General Eisenhower to defeated Germans in the United States Zone.
We French workers warn you: Defeat means slavery, starvation, death, , 1942
This subseries has miscellaneous posters covering propaganda against the Nazis, advertisement for a clothing drive, and a message by General Eisenhower to defeated Germans in the United States Zone.
When you're A.W.O.L. you're working for the Axis,, 1942
This subseries contains posters encouraging workers to produce more war supplies and equipment, not to waste supplies, and to produce parts and equipment correctly.
Why Germany wants peace, , 1918
This subseries has miscellaneous posters of war poetry, propaganda against Germany, and speeches by President Wilson on the justification for war and the contested territory of Alsace-Lorraine.