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If you talk too much, this man may die! (American poster, 1942)
Text: If you talk too much, this man may die! Year: 1942 Publisher: Unofficially issued. Artist: Private Ivan A. Smith. Additional information: This poster was apparently an unofficial initiative by Private Ivan A. Smith, a soldier stationed at Camp Hood in Texas and editor of The Hood Panther, a magazine published at the base throughout…
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The Squeeze (American map, 1944)
Text: The Squeeze. Year: 1944 Publisher: Time magazine Artist: Robert M. Chapin. Additional information: Illustration showing the Japanese Empire being squeezed by a giant vise. One arm is labelled “Stilwell” in reference to General Joseph Stilwell, commander of the American forces in the China Burma India theatre, while the lower is labelled “MacArthur” and “Nimitz”…
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Vote for socialism (Italian poster, 1946)
Text: Vote for socialism that redeems the poor from the exploitation of the rich. Jesus said to his disciples: “Verily I say unto you, That a rich man shall hardly enter into the kingdom of heaven”. Saint Matthew’. Year: 1946 Publisher: Italian Socialist Party (PSI) Artist: Nico Edel Additional information: Published ahead of the 1946…
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