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War or Peace, which do you prefer? (British poster, 1920s)
Text: War or Peace, which do you prefer? Join the Communist Party. Year: Undated, 1920s. Publisher: Communist Party of Great Britain. Artist: NA. Additional information: Contrasting the sinister ‘Menin Road’, leading to death and militarism, with the much brighter ‘Lenin Road’ leading to peace and communism. Menin Road here referring to the infamous road in…
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Wanted for murder and torture of Irish prisoners (British poster, ca. 1981)
Text: Wanted for murder and torture of Irish prisoners. Year: ca. 1981. Publisher: NA. Artist: NA. Additional information: Published during the 1980-81 hunger strikes in Northern Ireland.
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Warning (British anti-piracy advert, 1990)
Text: Warning – This disk will give you hours of fun, this disk could give you 6 months in prison – If you pirate software you are a thief. Thieves will be prosecuted. Piracy is theft. Year: 1990. Publisher: Entertainment & Leisure Software Publishers Association (ELSPA). Artist: NA. Additional information: The advert was issued by…
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