r/PropagandaPosters

Soviet poster (RSFSR): October 25, 1917 - October 25, 1920. The proletarians of Russia broke the chains of slavery - the idea of ​​communism that inspired them, now conquering the entire world. 1920.

u/Radiant_Cookie6804 — 7 hours ago
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Old love never dies, USSR, 1970

Despite public opposition, the Conservative government in England has resumed negotiations with the racist leaders of Rhodesia.

Illustration by G. Vīndedzis

u/Rhinocero_Elephantid — 18 hours ago
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Norman Rockwell’s ‘Save Freedom of Speech’ (aka ‘The Meme’), one sheet, 20’’ x 28’’ (1943). Authentic, in great shape aside from paper loss at the bottom right corner.

u/spitel — 7 hours ago

"It must NEVER happen here!", US poster intended to boost support for the war effort, issued by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen of Cleveland, Ohio, c. 1942

u/Provinz_Wartheland — 17 hours ago

White House Spin Doctors, 1989, Kevin "KAL" Kallaugher for The Baltimore Sun

Image used to critique the overly optimistic rhetoric from the George H.W. Bush administration regarding a dying economy

u/FanofDueProcess — 19 hours ago

"Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte reestablishing universal suffrage on December 2, 1851" // France // 1852 // ? // Cartoon celebrating Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte (future Napoléon III) 1851 coup

u/Johannes_P — 13 hours ago

"SHH! Telling a friend may mean telling an enemy", US poster warning against careless talk and enemy spies; made by Henry Boltinoff (1914-2001), c. 1942

u/Provinz_Wartheland — 17 hours ago