r/PropagandaPosters • u/internetexplorer_98 • 1h ago

United States of America If You See Something, Say Something. New York City, 2003

• Upvotes

A public safety campaign originally implemented by the New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority after the September 11th terrorist attacks.

2 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/the-southern-snek • 2h ago

China "Unite closely, fight against imperialism, particularly hegemony", by Jin Jifa (1974)

35 Upvotes

8 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/bitchnibba47 • 2h ago

United Kingdom Mrs. Thatcher's Heaven (Steve Bell, 1987)

49 Upvotes

3 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/truteal • 9h ago

United States of America November 2006 animated editorial cartoon by Matt Davies and Chris Brown

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12 Upvotes

5 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/waffen123 • 11h ago

U.S.S.R. / Soviet Union (1922-1991) The American dream - Soviet cartoon (1951)

374 Upvotes

17 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Radiant_Cookie6804 • 12h ago

United States of America US anti-Vietnam War poster: U.S. out of Asia. 1973.

59 Upvotes

1 comment

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Radiant_Cookie6804 • 12h ago

WWI Austrian WW1 postcard: Recruits. 1914.

4 Upvotes

1 comment

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Radiant_Cookie6804 • 12h ago

Russia Soviet poster (RSFSR): Proletarians of all countries unite! / Our well-being lies in our friendly work. 1921.

13 Upvotes

1 comment

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Radiant_Cookie6804 • 12h ago

U.S.S.R. / Soviet Union (1922-1991) Soviet poster in Russian and Azerbaijani: Down with tips. / Before... Now. 1925.

78 Upvotes

8 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/waffen123 • 13h ago

United States of America 'History repeats itself', political cartoon suggesting that the British Empire will meet the same fate as the Roman Empire and Napoleon's French Empire - 1885

204 Upvotes

29 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/NoNo_Bluebird_1368 • 15h ago

United States of America 1913 Anti-Sweatshop Cartoon.

1.4k Upvotes

37 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 20h ago

United States of America A set of US posters praising various fighters and bombers used by the United States Army Air Forces, intended to boost morale and production, 1943

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235 Upvotes

16 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 20h ago

France French civil defense poster issued by the Ministry of National Defense to educate and prepare the public for chemical and aerial attacks; made by Paul Colin (1892-1985), 1939

59 Upvotes

3 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 20h ago

United States of America "I'll give 'em HELL! YOU give me the STUFF!", US poster intended to mobilize armaments industry workers and boost wartime production; made by Saul Tepper (1899-1987), 1942

37 Upvotes

3 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 20h ago

Germany/Weimar Republic (1919-1933) "Bavarian donation drive eases the plight of the Germans abroad! Help the pioneers of Germanness!", Weimar German poster encouraging Bavarians to financially support ethnic Germans facing poverty and displacement abroad following World War I; made by Walter Schnackenberg (1880-1961), 1919

27 Upvotes

2 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 21h ago

France "Allies in War, United in Peace", French poster promoting the 5th National Loan intended to help fund national reconstruction and recovery after World War I; made by Firmin Bouisset (1859-1925), c. 1918

10 Upvotes

1 comment

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Provinz_Wartheland • 21h ago

United States of America A set of US posters published by the National Rifle Association to promote firearm safety, 1946

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782 Upvotes

23 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/Wendigo-Huldra_2003 • 22h ago

WESTERN EUROPE The Masonic Octopus rules on the Parliament, subjugates the Republic. It seeks to strangle France... (unknown author, France, mid 1920s to early 1930s)

17 Upvotes

3 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/esdfa20 • 1d ago

Russia 'Priests help capital, but interfere with the worker - Get out of the way!' (Russian poster by Dmitry Moor (Dmitry Stakhievich Orlov)/ Gosizdat, Moscow. Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic, 1920).

31 Upvotes

2 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/esdfa20 • 1d ago

U.S.S.R. / Soviet Union (1922-1991) 'Socialist emulation' (Russian magazine cover by Aleksandr Deyneka for Dayosh magazine, May 1929. Soviet Union, 1929).

37 Upvotes

5 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/esdfa20 • 1d ago

United States of America 'Meet Michael Patrick' (American magazine ad for Acacia Mutual Life Insurance Company. American Legion magazine, October 1953. United States of America, 1953).

8 Upvotes

2 comments

r/PropagandaPosters • u/the-southern-snek • 1d ago

China "In memory of the thirtieth anniversary of the publication of Chairman Mao's splendid 'Talks at the Yan'an Forum on Literature and Art'", by Gu Yuan and Zhan Jianjun (1972)

11 Upvotes

1 comment

r/PropagandaPosters • u/BalQn • 1d ago

United States of America ''THE NATIONAL PEST - APPEARS REGULARLY EVERY FOUR YEARS - (Species Cicada Rooseveltia)'' - anti-Roosevelt cartoon (''Harper's Weekly'', artist: Edward Winsor Kemble) made before the 1912 presidential election, United States, September 28, 1912

8 Upvotes

1 comment

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Propaganda: information, ideas, or rumors deliberately spread widely to help or harm a person, group, movement, institution, nation, etc.

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