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arjonaramadani1 — 2025-05-06 16:34:38 UTC

This poster shows a powerful samurai with war flags behind him. It was probably made in Japan during WW2 to show strength and pride. The fire and the waves make him look like nothing can stop him. I think it was used to make Japanese people feel proud and make them believe that their country was strong in the war.

arjonaramadani1 — 2025-05-06 16:35:34 UTC

This poster shows a man that warns the people by saying "Your words are his weapons". It was likely made in the U.S. or an Allied country during the war. It warns people not to talk about war plans because enemies might be listening. I think it was made to keep soldiers and citizens from saying things that could help the enemy.

arjonaramadani1 — 2025-05-06 16:35:56 UTC

This poster shows people marching with flags and the words "March on the independence". It was likely made in Asia to encourage people to join Japan. It says things like "Stop war" and "Listen to Japan", trying to make Japan look like a helper. I think it was used to get support from people in other countries by promising freedom.