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Soviet Union (1919)“Proletarians of the world,

unite!”

Soviet Union (1920)“Comrade Lenin Cleansing the

World of Corruption”

Soviet Union (1932)“At the end of the Plan, the basis

of collectivization must be completed.”

Soviet Union (1932)“At the end of the Plan, the basis of

collectivization must be completed.”

Soviet Union“Drive to the collective farm!”

Spain (1936-39)

Germany, Nazi campaign (1924)“Germany’s Freedom”

Germany, Nazi Party (election of 1932)

“Work, Freedom, and Bread!”

Germany (1930’s)“Health, child protection, fighting

poverty, aiding travelers, community, helping mothers: These are the tasks

of the National Socialist People’s Charity. Become a Member!”

Germany, Nazi Party (election of 1932)Top line: “We are voting for

Hindenburg!”Middle line: “We are voting for Hitler!”Bottom: “Look at these faces and you

will know where you belong!”

Germany (1930’s)“Long Live Germany!”


“This genetically ill person will cost our community 60,000

marks over his lifetime. Citizens, that is your money!”


“Enough now! Vote Hitler!”

Germany (1933)“Beginning of the National Socialist

Revolution”

Germany (c.1935)“Support the Program for

Mothers and Children”

Germany (1936)“Hitler is building. Help him: buy

German goods.”

Germany (1936)Anti-Bolshevik Rallies

Germany (1936)“Before: unemployment, hopelessness,

desolation, strikes, lockouts. Today: work, joy, discipline,

comaradarie. Give the Fuhrer your vote!”

Germany (1940)“You are the front”

Germany (1940)“Degenerate Music”

Germany (1941)District meeting of the Nazi Party

Charity Organization

Germany (1943)“The Jew: intensifying the war, lengthening the war”

Vichy France (1940)Left: “France & Co. – paralysis, demagoguery, internationalism”

Right: “France – work, family, country”

Soviet Union (1941)

Soviet Union

Soviet Union“Join the army of front line women. Women at the front are soldiers, helpers, and friends.”

Britain

United States (1940)

United States

Japan (1935)“With the cooperation of Japan, China,

and Manchuria, the world can be at peace.”

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