Italy
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When England was still in barbarism, Rome ruled in Africa (Italian postcard, 1936)
Text: When England was still in barbarism, Rome ruled in Africa. Year: 1936. Publisher: NA. Artist: Aldo Scabia. Additional Information: The colonialist looks up towards a Roman arch in North Africa, while his rucksack is inscribed with the fascist slogan ‘Me Ne Frego!’ (‘I don’t give a damn!’)
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Versailles will be cancelled (Italian postcard, ca. 1941)
Text: The injustice will be discounted – Versailles will be cancelled. Year: ca. 1941. Publisher: NA. Artist: Achille Patitucci. Additional Information: Design shows John Bull and Marianne walking with massive sacks of cash, the former offering a penny to a wounded soldier.
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The pinchers (Italian postcard, ca. 1941)
Text: The pincers that were supposed to suffocate Italy will crush England. Year: ca. 1941. Publisher: NA. Artist: Achille Patitucci. Additional Information: NA.
