Dictator Assn Padlet 2B by Elizabeth Welsh

Dictator Assn Padlet 2B by Elizabeth Welsh https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa en-us 2022-06-02 10:24:03 UTC 2022-06-08 14:04:45 UTC hello@padlet.com Kavya Barathy https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2208994783
Subject of the propaganda: The subject for this piece of propaganda is American Production and how it will effect Tojo.
Message of the propaganda: The message is that if Americans don’t slack and keep working hard, their labor will help better America’s economy and, in turn, beat Tojo in “The battle for Production”.
Symbols/techniques used in the propaganda:
- Loaded words: Uses the word “Don’t” in all caps and emphasizes it.
- Name calling: Alluding to the idea that Tojo is to be beaten like a punching bag
- Labeling: The hand represents American Labor
- Symbolism: The ball shaped face represents Tojo
- The colors in the background mimic the American flag’s stripes and the stars uses the same colors of the flag as well.
Intended audience: The intended audience is America’s working class since this propaganda is aimed towards bettering America’s production in order to defeat Japan’s. ]]> 2022-06-02 13:43:40 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2208994783 WW2 Propaganda - Tejas Dasa https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209000974 Subject - Japan’s terror and power.

Message - To stop Japan’s control and fight back against the savages, people must buy bonds to fund the war.

Techniques used - Transfer of the prestige and responsibility to fight the Japanese. Also used emotional appeal by putting the girl in danger. The poster also uses stereotypes to show the Japanese as horrifying beings.

Audience - The poster is meant for the citizens in the country of the allies since it is antagonizing the Japanese and asking people to help support the war effort.]]> 2022-06-02 13:48:45 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209000974 Alexis Kelmanskiy https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209005055 -The message of this war poster is to try and show men of America how desirable and wanted being a navy soldier was.
-This poster was most likely made at a time of enlistment of American men to fight in the war
-By putting a woman on the poster saying how much she would love to serve in the war it shows men that even a woman, would want to fight in a war, so why can’t they?
-By putting a beautiful woman on the cover too this definitely attracted men to look and read the poster
-The intended audience is of course men who are eligible to enlist in the war
-By putting “BE A MAN AND DO IT’’ they are implying how it would be selfish,wrong, and almost embarrassing not to enlist in the war]]> 2022-06-02 13:52:05 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209005055 Adolf Hitler Propaganda - Kaushik vadiraju https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209007519 Subject : Adolf Hitler
Message : Join the Army. Make your family proud of you. Just like this family. Join the German army and become a soldier for the war. However, by the writing on the bottom, don’t join. You will die young.
Symbols : Card Stacking, loaded words, transfer, Emotional appeal, exaggeration
Intended audience : those thinking about joining the army and the war. Young men
Translation : The Drive-Die Young]]> 2022-06-02 13:54:18 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209007519 Anna Zheng https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209007546 Subject of propaganda: Addressing Hitler needs to be stopped. The only thing that can stop him is if we work as a collective to make him surrender.

Message: The message of this propaganda is saying that its possible that if we work together, we can defeat Hitler. There’s two images of him. A bigger shadow, and a normal photo. This could mean that he’s more dangerous than before and its a foreshadow on how much harder he is to take down.

Symbols: Using shadows for exaggeration, it depicts Hitler as violent-like and vicious. With also using plain folks, it means that “we”, people, have defeated Germany before, “we” can do it again.

Intended Audience: It was directed towards everyone. It wanted people to realize that he was the bad guy.

]]> 2022-06-02 13:54:20 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209007546 Anish Allada https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209014181 Subject: Anti-Hitler Stamp

Message:
The main message in this stamp is telling the audience that Hitler is a demon. It is evident as there is a skull looking figure covering his face.

Techniques:
The propaganda is done on a stamp, so this message will be easily seen by many. First, the person posting the stamp will see it and the person receiving the stamp will see it.

Intended Audience:
The intended audience for this stamp can be anyone. This stamp was made so it is applicable to anyone who sees it.

Other:
This is a very basic use of propaganda, but it holds a strong meaning.]]> 2022-06-02 13:59:54 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209014181 Shaylen Tolia https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209014384 - this propaganda expresses fear
-It’s telling people that they're in danger if they don't do anything
-The propaganda expresses how Hitler is taking over and no one’s doing anything about it
-Many innocent lives are being taken over while theyre minding there own business
-Some symbols is that Hitler is shown in his commander outfit
- Another symbol is also the keep ‘em firing
- This piece of propaganda is supporting Hitler and the Germans because of the “keep ‘em firing”

]]> 2022-06-02 14:00:05 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209014384 Stalin Propaganda Poster ssavalia https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209037711 Subject:
- the positive influence of Stalin

Message:
- represents the fostering of a new generation with Stalin’s ideas
- shows how caring Stalin is
- the translation is “Stalin’s kindness illuminates the future of our children.”

Symbols/Techniques:
- sentiment and emotion

Intended Audience:
- the people of the Soviet Union

]]> 2022-06-02 14:20:03 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209037711 Jenvi Patel - WW2 Propaganda Poster https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209041064 Subject:
The subject of this propaganda is to persuade people to buy war bonds, to help America win the war against Nazi Germany.

Message:
The message of this propaganda is that Germany and Adolf Hilter will grab and demonize civilization, unless America will “stop” the grab and help the war effort. The propaganda poster is trying to convince Americans to buy war bonds and help

Symbols:
Some symbols used in this propaganda poster is the bloody, demonized, terrifiying hand used to represent Germany. The symbol of the Earth/world represents civilization and expresses how Germany is trying to grab it. Plus, the two hands clearly symbolize America and Germany.

Intended Audience:
The intended audience of this propaganda poster is Americans, since its trying to to convince them to buy war bonds.

]]> 2022-06-02 14:22:49 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209041064 Keya Patel https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209041467 The subject of the propaganda- America breaking the swastika symbol. This symbolizes how America does not enjoy the nazis and is trying to break their act and show that the nazi’s are bad. The Americans are fighting against him. Adolf Hitler is the main reason that is trying to break. The leadership of Hitler is what caused this to happen and they are trying to fight against it.
The message of the propaganda- The message that the propaganda is trying to say is that the Nazis are bad and that the main goal is to try and break them. The leader of the Nazi’s is Adolf hitler, putting him at fault. The main intention of this cartoon is to target audiences besides germans and bring awareness to others so they would know what’s going on around them.
The symbols/techniques used in the propaganda- Exaggeration, the height of the American is stretched and the size of the swastika is stretched because it is important part that it is being broken.
The intended audience- The audience was meant for anyone besides germans. It is mostly meant towards others so they could see that America is trying to break the swastika, and they could join in and help break the swastika. This way it brings other people to know and could help.
Overall the cartoon is showing how the leadership of Adolf Hitler’s leadership is impacting not only Germany but the rest of the world and not in a good way.]]> 2022-06-02 14:23:04 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209041467 Jacob Jarusiewicz https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209093264 The subject of the propaganda: Taking down the dictators that plagued europe during World War by working harder. They are targeting Hitler, Tojo, and Mussolini specifically.

The message of the propaganda: the dictators are vermin and with your help we can get rid of them. We need you to reach your quota to support us before they hurt more people. They are saying, if you hate the dictators work harder.

The symbols/techniques used in the propaganda: They use loaded words in this propaganda. Beat your promise refers to how people had to reach a certain production rate. Stamp ‘‘em out was a common phrase as well that referred to people defeating the dictators. These words posed great significance to the people who read them which made them more powerful. It was widely used. They use plain folk in the form of a workers boot to make people think that they can help even though they are an ordinary person. They also use bandwagon. People see the boot and the you and I and think that all workers are working harder to help out so they should too. Finally they talk directly to the person reading it to make the feel more obligated. The blue snake represents Hitler, the yellow one represents Tojo, and the toad is Mussolini. The boot represents all workers.

The intended audience: The propaganda targets anybody who was a worker in the allied countries that were against the dictators. They want to encourage people to work harder using their hatred of dictators. The only way they could defeat the dictators was if the workers produced enough supplies. As a result they made this propaganda to make people support the cause by working harder.

]]> 2022-06-02 15:07:55 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209093264 WWII Propaganda - Sriram Kaluri skaluri https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209177300 Subject of the propaganda piece:
Featured above is a cartoon that features Hitler, the once-Chancellor of Germany and infamous member of the Nazi party.

The message:
It's evident that the artist wishes to convince viewers to join "car-sharing club[s]" and/or participate in carpooling. This is seemingly due to the fact that countries were universally trying to conserve resources during the WWII era. As Hitler's power continued to rise, small matters like this quickly came to importance.

Symbols/Techniques:
This cartoon clearly uses glittering generality to claim that all those who refuse to carpool facilitate Hitler's actions (by allowing him to ride on their "selfishness"). Furthermore, Hitler's outline is used as a symbol to imply that he lives on in the property of all who don't use it for the greater good (carpooling).

Intended audience:
Lastly, this piece of propaganda appeals to people who own cars or would like to buy one. Those who don't and won't will automatically flock to car-sharing clubs. Only said car-owners (or potential car-owners) can save resources wasted making or riding their cars alone. ]]> 2022-06-02 16:20:50 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209177300 Nishmitha Thambi Nazi Propaganda https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209367020 This poster reads "The NSDAP [Nazi Party] protects the people. Your fellow comrades need your advice and help, so join the local party organization"

The subject of the propaganda is recruiting Nazis.

This propaganda says that the Nazi Party is a great place to be and you would be an important part of it if you joined. You can see how happy the family looks in the picture so they are saying that if you join the Nazi party you will be just as happy.

This poster uses any techniques of propaganda like the imagery, the words directed at the audience, and also saying that the audience is important. It is invoking a sense of pride in the reader making the reader want to join the Nazi party.

This poster is directed toward the common citizens because they want to show that anyone can be happy in the Nazi party. ]]> 2022-06-02 19:32:08 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209367020 WW2 Propaganda- Shifa Setia https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209376629 Subject of the propaganda: This piece of propaganda is Anti-American and its basically saying that the Nazis and Germany are the good people compared to the Americans.

Message of the propaganda: The message of the propaganda is that the Germans think they are in the right and are spreading the idea of America being the monster. It also shows that they support Jews, who the Germans blamed for everything. In the cartoon America is crushing areas.

Symbols/Techniques: The money is a symbol of how America can be portrayed as greedy. One technique is exaggeration because America is portrayed in a monster/demon like figure with blood on it’s foot from crushing places. Another technique present is definitely loaded words, as Liberators is present. Plain folks is also present because there are germans captured in a cage.

Intended Audience: The intended audience is obviously the Germans because the cartoon is basically spreading the idea that the Nazis and Adolf Hitler are innocent and America is the monster. ]]> 2022-06-02 19:45:01 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209376629 Shresta Damera https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209379935 Subject:
The subject is the Americans saying they will not be fooled by the lies spread by Hitler. Hitler and the Nazis want people to think that things like democracy dying or that the armed forces are weak will scare others away.

Message:
This propaganda is anti-Nazi and anti-Hitler because it lists all of the bad things that Hitler tried to get other people to believe.

Symbols/Techniques:
There are loaded words and name-calling used in this propaganda. The loaded word is "Hitler", which also portrays him as an evil person. There are also pictures used in the propaganda. Name-calling is used to list all of the false things being said about America.

Intended Audience:
The intended audience is Americans and other countries not to be fooled by the lies being spread by Hitler and the Nazis. They don't want anyone to believe that the things Hitler is saying about their country are true.]]> 2022-06-02 19:49:54 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209379935 Erin Rizzo https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209536582 Subject - Taking down the dictators that were ruling during WWI era. This includes Hitler, Mussolini, and Tojo.

Message - The message was to inform people about how the only dictator left was Tojo, and they still had to take him down. The other two were defeated, but Tojo was still left.

Symbols/Techniques - Red was used to cross them out and to emphasize that there was only one dictator to go. They also have skulls on their uniforms since they were really violent and brutal dictators. They were drawn to look angry and Tojo is looking straight at the audience. There was a little amount of words used to really emphasize the meaning, which was that they only had one bad dictator left to take down.

Audience - The Allies. This was meant for everyone opposing these dictators since it is showing how they only have to defeat Tojo to bring down these dangerous dictators.

]]> 2022-06-02 23:51:20 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209536582 Karina Patel kpatel1010 https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209598927 Subject: American propaganda about the threat of Adolf Hitler and Hideki Tojo on America. This during World War II.

Message:
It illustrates the threat of Adolf Hitler and Hideki Tojo on the American borders as they are approaching and getting closer. The poster is trying to appeal to people’s emotions by trying to create fear. The use of fear is to show the threat or warning of the approaching danger. Fear is also used to try and get the people to take action. America had the advantage of being far away geographically from the other countries, but now they were approaching their borders and the fight was reaching their homeland. It would also be a threat to their democracy.

Symbols/Techniques Used:
There is use of the word “our” for the statements, “OUR HOMES ARE IN DANGER NOW!” and “OUR JOB.” It trying to tell the people that it is everyone’s job to health fight against them. Also that Hitler and Tojo are a immediate threat to everyone and their homes, so they have to take action against them. The use of fear helps spread the message across. The word “NOW” is also underlined signifying the immediate threat and that people need to take action now. Hitler and Tojo are also significantly bigger compared to the globe and they have weapons which have been used. This shows that they are large and a very dangerous threat. The poster is also trying to create fear by trying to appeal to people’s emotions. Also by making it more personal to the individual reading the poster by stating “OUR HOMES.” The “WARNING” is also written in bold letters and very largely.

Intended Audience:
The intended audience is the American citizens and the people. It is to use fear to show that Hitler and Tojo are a threat to their homes. It forces people to want to take action by appealing to their emotions to protect their homes. ]]> 2022-06-03 01:02:43 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209598927 Tanvitha Ravuri - Adolf Hitler https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209602305 The subject of the propaganda is Adolf Hitler and what his actions are. This picture is trying to show that Hitler, throughout his times of rule of Germany, he wanted more and more power. He wanted to take control over the world. One by one, he wanted to overthrow surrounding countries of Germany and rule them himself. On the wall you can see all the countries that he already took over and made them his own. It’s a collection of all the countries. The size of the country’s animals show the power of each. That’s why Russia is very large and Hitler is struggling a bit to bring them in. This piece of propaganda makes Hitler look like a villain and someone that just wants a big name and doesn’t actually care about Germany’s wellbeing. It makes him look like a killer and that he just wanted more power, land, and authority but didn’t care what happened to every countries citizens. The indented audience are people that agree with the doings of Hitler to show them how horrible he actually cane be and see the reality and to pull them out of all the brainwashing he had done. People that already hate Hitler can also see this and just get more mad, and more against him as a human. ]]> 2022-06-03 01:06:48 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209602305 Anthony Ruggeri https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209640952 The subject of the propaganda is to stop Hitler with more and better production

The message is saying that to stop Hitler we have to produce better and more weapons than he can make. Also to keep fighting so until he can’t fight back.

One technique used is an exaggeration, the nutcracker is very big compared to how big Hitler is showing how useful having production is

The intended audience is the countries like the US that fought against Hitler during WWII

]]> 2022-06-03 01:41:04 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209640952 Sri Nune snune12 https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209668103 Subject: The Nazis are putting our country in danger
Message: Nazis and others are plotting against us and attacking us, meaning we need to protect our country.
Techniques used: Made Hitler look large and evil with a gun to show that he was planning on attacking America.
Audience: The people of America, as they are encouraging citizens to protect the country by joining the military (in the bottom right corner there is an aircraft with the message: “Our job keep em’ firing” ]]> 2022-06-03 02:10:46 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209668103 Aashna Shrivastava https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209687522 Subject:
The subject of this propaganda is WW2 and the demonization of Hitler and the Nazi Party during the WW2 time period.
Message:
The message of this propaganda is that the Allies must put in the work to stop Hitler in this war. This propaganda is trying to get more people to join the war effort and put a stop to Hitler and the Nazis.
Symbols/techniques used:
Symbols and techniques used in this propaganda are the exaggeration of the drawing of Hitler. The way his face is drawn to make him look old and angry is the artist's way of demonizing him and getting others to demonize him as well. Another technique used is loaded words. They have underlined the word "You" and emphasized the words "STOP HIM" to really get people to side with the Allies. This also emotional appeal because the artist is saying "it's up to you" in the attempt to make people feel guilty for not joining the war on the Allies side.
Intended Audience:
In this piece of propaganda, the Allies are targeting Germany/Hitler and the Nazis.]]> 2022-06-03 02:30:08 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209687522 Krish Shah kshah216 https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209725969 Subject: The subject of this piece of propaganda is buying victory bonds to help beat the devil (Hitler).

Message: In order for people to buy victory bonds the government sent out these posters. They wanted to make citizens feel as they are helping defeat Hitler (the devil) if they buy victory bonds. This would pressure citizens into buying victory bonds as they would be helping Hitler (the devil) if they didn’t.

Symbols/Techniques: Many techniques are used to pressure people into buying these victory bonds including emotional appeal (using peoples hatred and fear towards the devil), loaded words (save, beat, devil), Name calling (calling Hitler the devil), and stereotype (thinking most people hate the devil so if they use him they can sell the product which in this case is victory bonds).

Intended Audience: The intended audience for this piece of propaganda is common folk/average citizens. They want to pressure people into buying victory bonds by using the devils name (dressed as Hitler) to do so.

]]> 2022-06-03 03:13:50 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209725969 Jasmitha Nakka https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209735306 Subject: Hitler

Message: The propaganda cartoon is depicting Hitler as s soft, kind-hearted man who likes children. In reality however, Hitler was an extremely bad person who was very negative and dangerous.

Symbols/techniques used: Techniques used include common folks and emotional appeal. In the cartoon, Hitler is holding a little girl and appears to surrounded by more children. These children seem to be common people, which may have had significance back then to people. Additionally, emotional appeal is used to please the audience since Hitler is looks happy and is playing with a little girl which might have made people emotional and convinced by the propaganda.

Intended Audience: The intended audience is probably the common people such as citizens of Germany. Hitler may have wanted to prevent any kind of dislike or motivation to revolt in the non-Jew Germans, so lots of propaganda may have been produced to make him seem better. ]]> 2022-06-03 03:24:50 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2209735306 Ankita Ahlawat https://padlet.com/elizabethwelsh2/mgpxxfwqm72tf9fa/wish/2210244978

Subject: the subject of the piece of propaganda is Hitler.

Message: The Nazi Party Poster is portraying Hitler as a strong and patriotic leader who could save Germany. This is further stressing Hitler myth or his false image.

Symbols/Message: The Propaganda poster reads “The Struggle for Germany” and there are signs such as it Nazi symbol as well as the bold color red.

Intended audience: The intended audience is most likely the citizens of Germany and the members of the Nazi party to build support for Hitler.

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