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The depictions this picture shows the British saying how all German’s are evil, and how they take away from the British. This image is very violent and hateful, there is alot  of anger built up in the image. I believe the primary message is they can not trust nor let the Germans come into there lives for the are bad and will ruin them. The want to convey there are no good Germans, they are all out to get the British. When I first looked at the picture it made me feel the hatred coming from the British and it makes you have a common enemy which , is great for the nationalism in the country.

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British Empire Union. "Once a German, always a German." Remember! Every German employed means a British worker idle. Every German article sold means a British article unsold

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1 print (poster) : lithograph, color ; 76 x 50 cm. | Poster showing caricatures of Germans, including wartime scenes of past violence, cruelty, and drunkenness, and then a charming German businessman of the day. Also a vignette of martyr Edith Cavell's grave and the caption, "1914 to 1918. Never again!"

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The war song below is describing the war in the trenches, say goodluck and they will be home again. The war songs capture the violent war in a catchy tune. The message of the song is that those who are fighting will be home soon , and there best wishes to the soldiers who are serving there country , for them to be honored. I think the song is catchy and creates a whimsical feeling until you hear the lyrics and it really conveys there view on the war and what is taking place at the home front.

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Popular Music. sound recording | 1 10" disc recording. | Duration: 02:52 | Vocal (Category). Male vocal solo, with orchestra (Description). Victor ledgers note: Recorded for Berliner Gramophone Co., Montreal, Canada. John Bolig's Black Label discography shows Victor 17958 as released. Digitized at the Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio Visual Conservation.

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Propaganda Influencing International Opinion 

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Propaganda Influencing International Opinion 

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This image below is of America and Britain standing side by side ready to fight with eachother, i think this relates to the countries allies. They want the audience to know their allies have got there back no matter what. I think the primary message to the want to convey is that they are fighting together for the greatness of there countries and they will together defeat the enemy. As looking at the picture it kind of gives you a sense of security, like they are in this together.

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Side by side - Britannia! Britain's Day Dec. 7th 1918

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1 print (poster) : lithograph, color ; 76 x 51 cm. | Poster showing Uncle Sam arm-in-arm with Britannia, accompanied by a lion and an eagle.

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The depiction in this picture shows the multiple ways you can responsibly use corn. It describes how you can save the food for longer amount of times to get your full use out of it, without wasting any food. The tone of the propaganda is in a sense stern , thy are telling you how to use your food making you feel bad for wasting any of it. The primary message of this image is to consume your food wisely so you can save money and send food to the soldiers fighting for you and the country at the home front.

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The depictions this picture show young children as the are burying a loved one. The author is trying to make you feel some kind of emotion or a sense of sadness for those families who have loved ones who have died in combat. The primary message in this image is soldiers have given up their families and their daily life in honor of their country. My immediate emotional response was a sense of sadness because there is a loss of a loved ,and the sadness of the children suffering.

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1778-1783 America owes France the most unalterable gratitude. 1917- . . . French comrade, your children shall be as our children. American Ouvroir Funds

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1 print (poster) : lithograph, color ; 81 x 59 cm. | An American soldier standing with two children at the grave of a French soldier.

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The image below , is a American Flag being waved through the sky, which conveys nationalism. The propaganda is getting the audience to have pride in there country and to put their country before their needs. I believe the primary message in this image it so get the readers to have great nationalism, and never stand down or become disloyal to their country. I think this propaganda really conveys readers to think of America as superior and my emotional response is a sense of pride and eagerness.

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Many peoples - one nation Let us unite to Americanize America.

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1 print (poster) : photomechanical, color ; sheet 60.8 x 42.7 cm. | Poster showing the American flag waving among clouds.

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The image below is of a woman behind the Red Cross , which was an association to help those in need. The image makes you feel sincere, like as part of the country you have a duty to help. I believe the primary message is you need to serve and help those in need , as a duty to your country. By analyzing the image I gain helpless kind of feeling , there is woman out here trying to serve humanity and better those around them and they want society to serve as well.