r/PropagandaPosters

"Benefits of Cloning" political cartoon released shortly after the cloning of Dolly the Sheep, which was mired in controversy (February 25, 1997)

u/bitchnibba47 — 20 hours ago

WWI Satire, Salomé , 1916, Art by Paul Iribe, French Illustrator, La Baïonnette

Image by French Illustrator and Art Deco Designer Paul Iribe during World War I. It's title references the Bible story of Salome dancing for the severed head of John the Baptist. The skeleton is "Death Personified" dancing for the bloody severed head of Kaiser Wilhelm II, The German Emperor.

u/FanofDueProcess — 21 hours ago

Walking is a Crime in Alabama, Civil Rights, 1956, Montgomery Bus Boycott

Walking is a crime in Alabama, Write Attorney General Brownell, Demand Federal Protection of Civil Rights. It was issued by the Florence Fair Employment Practices Committee during the Civil Rights Movement.

This image was produced during the Montgomery Bus Boycott, when people were being arrested for peaceful protest actions. Local Black ministers and pastors served as the primary organizers and community leaders. They were routinely arrested on conspiracy and illegal boycotting charges for leading peaceful demonstrations.

u/FanofDueProcess — 20 hours ago

‘Will He Offer You The Deal Of The Century?’ Workplace poster encouraging honesty and trustworthiness. USA, 2003

u/fm5649 — 23 hours ago

"From vulture to Meier", antisemitic postcard from the time of the German Empire, depicting a vulture's evolution into a stereotypical Jew, thus ascribing a vulture-like nature to the Jews, c. 1901

u/Provinz_Wartheland — 1 day ago

"I'd rather be with them than waiting", US recruitment poster promoting the Women's Army Corps, established to allow women to support the war effort in various non-combat roles, 1942

u/Provinz_Wartheland — 1 day ago
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"Familiar?"-Russian anti-Soros graphic, accusing him of financing 'Color revolutions' around the globe, referencing the alleged 'Soros Fist', Russia, 2020

u/Hunor_Deak — 2 days ago

We Don't Promise You a Rose Garden, US Marine Recruitment, 1971

Commonly known as the "rose garden" poster, this 1971 USMC tagline was inspired by the Lynn Anderson country song of the same name.

This campaign leaned into grit, discipline and the harsher realities of military training. It purposely contrasted with the lifestyle angle that was used by other military branches at the end of Vietnam. This was also the first time the legendary tagline "The Marines are Looking for a Few Good Men" was used. It remained a core recruiting slogan for decades.

The drill instructor is Sgt. Charles "Chuck" Taliano Jr. The photo was taken from an earlier training manual in 1968. It was later adopted as a primary visual for this campaign.

u/FanofDueProcess — 2 days ago

US poster promoting material conservation in the industry sector as one of the ways to support the war effort and defeat the enemy, personified by the heavily caricaturized character of Tokio Kid; made by Jack Campbell (1896-1961) for the Douglas Aircraft Company, 1944

u/Provinz_Wartheland — 1 day ago