(From the National Archives)
World War II Propaganda Poster: Declaration of Independence Verboten- Buy More Bonds!
(From the National Archives)
Tag: World War II
(From the National Archives)
World War II Week By Week With Indy Neidell
Following on his awesome week-by-week recounting of the events of World War I, Indy Neidell and company have created a YouTube channel to do a week-by-week account of World War II, beginning with Germany’s invasion of Poland in 1939.
“Weapon of War” World War II Propaganda Film With Voice Work by Mel Blanc
This animated short was produced by the Army Corps’ First Motion Picture Unit and MGM, and released by the US War Department in 1944.
World War II Propaganda–“Jap Hunting License”
Hakes American and Collectibles auctioned off this small collection of “Jap Hunting Licenses”–anti-Japanese propaganda from World War II. From the auction description,
Lot of ten wallet cards, 2×3.5″ to 2.5×4.5″ issued during the 1940s. Cards represent a variety of designs and were issued by bars, the “Cessna Keep ‘Em Flying Club” of Wichita, KS, The Quapaw Chieftain of the Quapaw tribe, even a local judicial candidate (pictured on reverse). Quapaw-issued card has space for US Defense Stamp and another card has a stamp in place. Text phrases include “No Holds Barred, No Closed Season, No Limit, Ammunition Furnished By Uncle Sam,” etc. Of the cards, one features rising/setting sun image while another shows cartoon of Japanese head mount on wall.
World War II Propaganda Poster – Don’t Fall for Enemy Propaganda
World War II Propaganda Poster: “We Shall Soon Have Our Storm Troopers In America!”
This World War II propaganda poster was part of a series that featured quotes from fascist leaders and repeated the question at the bottom of this poster, “What do YOU say, AMERICA?”
