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1874 to 1938
Harry John
The aussies driving back Germans

Brandon and Kial

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1918
Charles Masterman (WHERE WAS HE FROM?) Britain
WHAT IS IT ABOUT? (purpose) WAR

propaganda techniques during their time in power Adolf Hitler echoed this view, and the Nazis later used many British propaganda techniques during their time in power.

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Author Norman Lindsay

Made in 1918
Anti-German propaganda

By Kaileb and Lil Nicky (And)

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Made in April 27th, 1917

Created by David Henry

To get people to go help Australia

By Kyle and Michael

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Made in Great Britain
1915
British army
Harper kirkby

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Jess and Travis
- Made in 1915
- Poster showing soldier blowing a bugle
- Unknown publisher
- It was used to try and get people to join the army

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this poster was made in Britain in 1915 by:

PARLIAMENTARY RECRUITING COMMITTEE (publisher/sponsor)

Kealey, E J (Undefined)

Hill, Siffken and Co Ltd, London (printer)

it was made to encourage woman and children to send men to join the army because children and woman needed protection.

by Alisha and Amy

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By: Angelene Lee & Georgia Lawrence

- Most famous poster in WWI
- This propaganda was used to promote recruitment into the armed forces
- It was also made to convince civilians that if they joined, their sacrifices would be rewarded
- It was made in 1916 on July the 6th
- It was made by James Montgomery Flagg and he was born in New York 1877
- This poster was also known as the 'Uncle Sam poster'
- Poster shows Uncle Sam pointing his finger at the viewer in order to recruit soldiers of the American Army during World War I

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who made it:  Hopps Harry.R
about who: Americans to sign for the army against militarism
made by: ĵöš3f and @jake0b

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who made it and when?
James Montgomery Flagg, 1917.

about who?
-Americans were not eager to join the war
-Here, a woman clad in the stars and stripes represents America and American liberty.
by grace and sophie

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this poster made in 1917
the person who made the poster was Joseph H. Tooker
Stefan, Kai

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When was it made?
- The poster was produced in Britain, 1915.
Who made it?
- The creator is unknown.
About who?
- The poster features John Bull making an appeal to eligible men to join the war.

By Anika and Lucy

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Connor Newton  and Mason McShane
-Made by the American lithographic co, in 1918.
-about people needing to knit for the american red cross