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Young men wanted to enlist (American postcard, 1915)
Text: Young men wanted to enlist in the great army of drunkards, bums, tramps criminals lunatics, paupers loafers etc. Apply here. Year: 1915. Publisher: NA. Artist: NA. Additional Information: NA.
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This is the Anti-Christ (American booklet, 1940)
Text: This is the Anti-Christ. Year: 1940. Publisher: NA. Artist: William S. McBirnie. Additional Information: Evangelical booklet, one of a number written by McBirnie, a young evangelist and prolific pamphleteer who would go on to write another, longer anti-Mussolini tract during the war titled ‘What the Bible says about Mussolini’ (published in 1944).
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The battle begins with your job! Do it right (American poster, ca. 1942)
Text: The battle begins with your job! Do it right. Year: ca. 1942 Publisher: War Production Board Artist: NA. Additional Information: Shows a factory worker testing an M1 Garand rifle while soldiers take aim in the background.
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