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Year created: 1909

Genre: Propaganda Posters

It was used for political propaganda. Although it wasn't used during a war, it was used in times leading up to wars and is considered a part of the Cold War because of its anti-socialism/communism message.

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Date created: July 1916

Genre: War posters

Creator: James Montgomery Flagg

“I WANT YOU FOR U.S. ARMY, NEAREST RECRUITING STATION”

Used during WWI. But due to its popularity, it was reused during WWII

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Year created: 1919

Genre: Economically Political Propaganda

This poster shows how the economy of America is crashing whereas Russia's economy is bright and beautiful; just like their future. It shows how capitalists are in the shade and are in a dark era, but communists are basking in the glory of the sun and all of its beauty and pride.

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Stop Communism! It's Everybody's Job 1920

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Stop Communism! It's Everybody's Job 1920

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This was a propaganda poster used in the Philippines showing how Russia was 'trampling' everyone else in their quest for global communism.

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Adolf Hitler wrote that propaganda's "task is not to make an objective study of the truth, in so far as it favors the enemy, and then set it before the masses with academic fairness; its task is to serve our own right, always and unflinchingly".

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1930-1933 was a tough time for Germany. There was an economic depression, and it hit the country so hard. After Germany's defeat in WWI, Germans were not feeling too great about themselves, and Germany was a country about pride. Their pride had just been taken away and they felt worse than ever before. That's where Adolf Hitler comes in. Hitler promised to give Germany back its pride and power, and many citizens truly took it to heart. He created pro-Nazi propaganda and, soon enough, Hitler was elected Chancellor of Germany. The problem was that so many people decided to just blindly follow Hitler, and it eventually led them to their demise.

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In 1933 following the Nazi seizure of power, Hitler established a Reich Ministry of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda headed by Joseph Goebbels.

Nazis send their message by communicating through art, music, theater, films, books, radio, and educational materials. It was the Ministry's main aim.

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A film called The Triumph of the Will in 1935 by Leni Riefenstahl, glorified Hitler and the National Socialist movement.

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During 1935(before the Nuremberg Race Laws of September) -1938, propaganda campaigns created an atmosphere tolerant of violence against Jews.

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The film The Eternal Jew was created in 1940, directed by Fritz Hippler, portrayed  Jews as wandering cultural parasites.

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Date Created: 1942

Genre: War Posters

Creator: Miller, J. Howard

"We Can Do It!"

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In February 1943, Nazi propaganda stressed everyone after the defeat of German at Stalingrad. They threatened people by telling them what would happen if the Soviets won the war. They presented themselves as the defender of "Western" culture agains the "Judeo-Bolshevik threat,"

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Animal Farm is a children's book about the evils of communism. It goes through how anarchy can be expected when the people's free will is taken away and they're exploited. In Animal Farm, the animals 'overthrow' their owners and they build their own society where they are free and don't have to be exploited or controlled.

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This is a poster that was published in 1947 showing how awful America would be under communism; fire, war, people being hurt and robbed of their free will, etc. America was all about showing how they were more prosperous and how capitalism was better due to its ability for a person to do what they want to do. This is a contrast from what the Russians would do - they would show Russians being prosperous as well, but because they're united as one, and not divided. America was about individualism and Russia was about being united as one.

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Year created: 1960

Genre: Propaganda Posters

This comic book warns children and young readers of the dangers ahead should Uncle Sam fail to steer clear of the "Red Iceberg." The Red Iceberg symbolizes the Soviet Union.