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This is the front page of a comic book, made during the cold war. The comic book is published by the Catechetical Guild Educational Society and the main point of this front page (and the comic book) is warning people of the dangers of a communistic takeover.

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This is a propaganda from WWll. As you can see there are three dictators, which we called pigs. First 'eat' this three pigs and only then eat pork meat.

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This is a propaganda poster from WWII, which was used in the United States. It's main purpose was to dissuade americans from talking about military operations.

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This propeganda wants to persuade men to join the American marine during the war.

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This propaganda is showing that Hitler and his race

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this propaganda is about the world war 2 and the nazi

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This is poster is propaganda for Nazi Germany

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This poster was produced during WWII. They needed more nurses for the huge amount of ingured people and they tried to acquire these nurses by producing this poster.

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Historical propaganda - Joey van Heertum

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Historical propaganda - Joey van Heertum

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This poster was produced before conscription was introduced in 1916 and aimed to encourage men to join the armed forces through emotional blackmail.

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A propaganda poster during the world war to encourage men to join the army.

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This poster was created by the American Office for Emergency Management during World War Two. It encourages everybody to stick together during World War Two, so they can beat the German enemy.

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This poster was meant to encourage men to join the navy. It states that even women want to be men so they could join the navy, so if you are a man be a real one and join.

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The Americans did beat the germans in ww1 and this poster shows that they will do it again in ww2.

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Poster showing a bloodied fist holding a knife rising from the sea, in the background is an American ship.

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A US Army recruitment poster, tugging on the heart strings of so-called “real men”.

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Liberty Bonds were sold in the US during the Great War and buying them became a patriotic duty.

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A poster commissioned by the London Parliamentary Recruiting Committee in 1915. This one appealed to the sense of patriotism of its audience, using the British flag as a symbol to encapsulate what needed protecting.

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This poster goes against child labor, and shows small children working hard while a large and portly man looks on with bags of money at his feet. It depicts him as stealing their innocence and childhood, due to the incredibly dangerous nature of the jobs they were forced to work to help feed themselves and their families while being paid incredibly small sums.

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A poster created in Britain during WWII. It encourage everyone work together and help the country, regardless of your race and class

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Rosie the Riveter was created in 1943 by Norman Rockwell, and actually represents the American women that worked in the munitions and war supplies factories in WWII. It served as a call to arms for women to become strong and capable in order to support the war effort.

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This poster gives men the idea that they attract women by joining the service. It promoted the idea that serving was fun and full of rewards.

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This poster was created by British illustrator Savile Lumley and was used in World War I to compel men with families to enlist. The aim of the poster was to strike at their pride, persuading them that in the future their children would judge them not for their decision to support their family back home, but for their wartime contribution.

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Mao was the face of China for several decennia, he was a dictator and leader of the CPC, the Communism Party of China. He wanted to get the country to his political view, even if this meant terror and violence.
This propaganda shows how the country supports their leader as if he is their God.

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Propaganda against the Nazi's, they are trying to show that they are going to defeat them.

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This propaganda is against the Nazi's.

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Long live the victory of Chairman Mao's revolutionary line: Mao greets  a massive meeting. People holding signs with quotations from Mao and Communist party resolutions.

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This anti-religious Britain urges citizens to report anyone practicing their faith to the authorities. It uses the standard propaganda techniques ofArgument by Assertion (“Faith is Treachery”) and  Dehumanising the Enemy (associating religious people with poisonous snakes).

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This poster from the Second World War sent the clear message to the civilians of the Allied Powers that Hitler's Germany had means of listening into their communications

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I want you for U.S. Army. LOC Summary: Poster shows Uncle Sam pointing his finger at the viewer in order to recruit soldiers for the American Army during World War I.

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This cartoon, is a communist propaganda from the era of the cold war. The political hostility between the United States of America and the Soviet Union was not only a power battle between both nations to sell their respective ideologies to the world, but was also eternalized enemy propaganda in both countries.

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This propaganda was used in the United States during the first world war. The soldiers that are mentioned are German soldiers.

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In the first world war this poster was used to acquire volunteers to join the army. Uncle Sam is the personification of the U.S. and points at the reader while saying: 'I want you for U.S. army'

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The Animal Farm by George Orwell is a short novel/cartoon in which he criticizes the Sovjet-Union. Some animals on the farm represent a certain person from the (Sovjet) history. Even though it wasn't really well known in world war 2, it definitely is a important piece in propaganda history.

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As you can see , the german were printed as brutes, During the World War I. It was to enlist man for the army.  The gorallia bearing the word “kultur” and wearing a helmet with the word “militarism” is walking onto the shore of America while holding a half-naked woman in his grasp

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During the second world war the youth had to be united in the Hitlerjugend. Hitler was often pictured with little children, to arouse feelings of trust. Those pictures were printed all over the papers in huge format.

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During WWII, women had to work in factories and this poster was meant to boost morale.

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against North- Korea

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This is an example of modern propaganda. It is a powerful anti-smoking statement. It looks like a game called 'Pong'. The cigarette acts as one of the paddles and keeps ticking away the lungs piece by piece. Eventually, the lungs will be destroyed completely, which symbolizes a 'game over' or death.

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Historical propaganda - Wouter van de Burgt

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Historical propaganda - Wouter van de Burgt

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This poster has been publicised by the North Korean government to establish more faith in Kim Jong Un and to demonstrate his 'greatness'.