Czechoslovakia Cold War Propaganda Posters: Czechoslovakia was after second world war, from 1945 to 1948 a republic, but after a communist controlled Ministry of Interior and security forces made a coup in 1948, Czechoslovakia was a socialistic republic and a part of Warsaw Pact until 1990. (Wikipedia)
Czechoslovakia Cold War Propaganda Posters:
1951 Every Ton of Steel. A blow to the Warmongers
1952 International Congress of Child Protection
1952 We must ensure the preservation of the world! International Congress of the struggle for peace
1954 Fought together, building together!
Military:
1950 With the Soviet Union forever! 1945-1950
1951 520th anniversary of the victory in the Hussite Domazlice. Western Bohemia – robust wall to protect peace and socialism
1951 Day of the Czechoslovak army! Together with the Soviet army guarding the peace
West Germany Cold War Propaganda Collection: West Germany is the common English name for the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) from its formation on 23 May 1949 until the reunification with East Germany on 3 October 1990 (Wikipedia)
West Germany Cold War Propaganda Propaganda Posters:
Military:
1960 We protect the homeland
Politics:
1953 All roads of Marxism lead to Moscow! That is why CDU
East Germany Cold War Propaganda Collection: East Germany, officially known as the German Democratic Republic (GDR; Deutsche Demokratische Republik, was a country in Central Europe from its formation on 7 October 1949 until its reunification with West Germany on 3 October 1990. (Wikipedia)
East Germany Cold War Propaganda Propaganda Posters:
Anti capitalist:
1957 Away with the dirt! To achieve German unity, Krupp and Adenauer must give way!
USA American war in Afghanistan Propaganda Poster and Military Art Collection: Immediately after the 9/11 attacks, President Bush and the United States National Security Council agreed that military action would probably have to be taken against Al-Qaeda and Afghanistan.
The war contained two main factions: the Coalition, which included the US and its allies (eventually supporting the government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan), fighting against the Taliban, its allies, and its militias. Complicating the fight were Taliban splinter groups and other, more radical religious groups such as al-Qaeda and later the Islamic State. (Wikipedia)
USA American war in Afghanistan Military Art:
2001 Basic Training by Henrietta M. Snowden
2001 Medic by Henrietta M. Snowden
2001 Waiting To Go To War, 2001 by Henrietta M. Snowden
2002 The Battle of Takur Ghar by Keith Rocco
2003 Capture at Ar Ramadi by Don Stivers
2005 Martyrs’ Market by Larry Selman
2005 Raven 42 by James Dietz
Some interesting War in Afghanistan related links:
Brazil WW2 Propaganda Collection: Brazilian Air Force was fighting together with allied forces in the Atlantic Ocean from the middle of 1942 until the end of second world war. The Brazilian Expeditionary Force (BEF) fought in the Mediterranean by attending Italian campaign. Brazil was the only South American country to send troops to fight in the second world war. (Wikipedia)
Brazil WW2 Propaganda Posters:
1943 Everyone In Their Place! to Victory
1943 more rubber! To Victory!
1943 Go To The Amazon. Protected by Semta
1943 Inrease The Amazon. Land of Hope
1943 Brazil At War. Paving the way to Victory!
1943 The Brazil of Today defends the Brazil of Tomorrow
1944 Brazil is present!
1944 FAB hits enemy target
1944 Vigilant. Brazilian Navy
1945 Ostriches in the sky of Italy (The FAB in the European War)
1945 Retro Map of the F. E. B. In the Italian Campaign
1945 Victory.. and the snake smoked
1943 History of FEB – Brazilian Expeditionary Force
1944 Armed transatlantic transport – ocean liner ‘General Mann’
1944 Arriving to Naples
1944 Brazilians entering the city of Massarosa
1944 Hoisted on July 18, 1944, The flag in European soil
1944 Minister of War, Eurico Gaspar Dutra visiting FEB
1944 Sir Alexander visiting
1944 The time on the ranch
1944 Winston Churchill visiting Mascarenhas de Morais
A ‘nest’ of guns, our GI’s
Anti-aerial defense of F.E.B. in action
Aviation
Bazooka
Bearers
Brazilian engineers in action
Brazilian genres
Brazilian patrol taking German prisoners
Cemetery of Brazilian heroes
Explosion of a mine
Field Hospital
General Winter
German Prisoners
Incorporation of the FEB and 5th Army of USA
In the Fornovo, FEB imprisoned the remnants of ‘Africa Corps’
Map of the operations of war
Our GI’s and German air raids
Outpost
Parade of American and Brazilian soldiers
Pause during the fight of Monte Cassino
Service broadcasts FEB
The badges of the 5th Army and the FEB
The Catholic Service in FEB
The courage and the cold blood of Brazilians
The FEB seized the enemy vehicles and 4.000 horses
The taking of Monte Cassino
‘Zé Carioca’ the newspaper of GI’s
1945 The Prisoner Gal. German Otto Fretter Pico By command of FEB in Italy
1945 The prairie full of heroes returning to Brazil
1945 A glorious Brazilian flag on the summits of Monte Castelo (Cassino)
1945 On October 29, 1945, President Vargas was deposed
1945 The great election of December 2, 1945
1945 General Eurico Gaspar Dutra was elected President of the Republic
Sweden WW2 Propaganda Collection: Sweden during World War II maintained a policy of neutrality. When the Second World War began on September 1, 1939, the fate of Sweden was unclear. But by a combination of its geopolitical location in the Scandinavian Peninsula, successful realpolitik maneuvering during an unpredictable course of events, and a dedicated military build-up after 1942, Sweden managed to maintain its official neutrality throughout the war. (Wikipedia)
Sweden WW2 Propaganda Posters:
1939 Serious Time Requires Community Spirit Vigilance Silence
1939 A People Is In Danger. You Can Help. The National Collection For Finland
1939 With Finland For Sweden. Register in the Swedish Volunteer Corps
1939 Finland’s cause is ours! For a bigger fight, join the Volunteer Corps
1942 Become a national employee – an honorary title for every Swede
Finland WW2 Propaganda and Military Art Collection: Finland participated to the second world war in three phases:
Winter War against Soviet Union 30. November 1939 – 13 March, where Soviet Union after demands of military bases and some ares and islands outside of Finnish archipelago attacked Finland and after a lot of casualties made a peace in 13 of March 1940.
A continuation war, where Finland, together with Germany tried to conquer back the lost territory and even gained some extra territory in Karelia until major Soviet offensive during june 1944.
And then a war against Germany in Lapland, where Finland had to throw German soldiers away according to the peace agreement with allies and Soviet Union.
Finland WW2 Propaganda Posters:
Propaganda from Finland:
1941 A Traitor’s Reward Is Death
Propaganda from Soviet Union:
1943 Finland is a Quite, Harmless Country! Finnish bandits undercover
Propaganda from Nordic countries:
1939 A People Is In Danger. You Can Help. The National Collection For Finland
1939 With Finland For Sweden. Register in the Swedish Volunteer Corps
1939 Finland’s cause is ours! For a bigger fight, join the Volunteer Corps
Propaganda from other countries:
1939 Who Aids? (British)
1940 Fighting Funds for Finland. Speed Means Life For Finland. Give To Day. Don’t Delay
1941 Pictures of the War Against Soviet Russia (German)
Flyers Targeting Soviet Soldiers:
1941 Yakov Stalin With the Germans! Look, officers and Red Army soldiers of the workers and peasants Soviet army
1942 What Do You Do In Your Fee Time?
1942 Pass. This pass is valid for soldiers, commanders and political workers of the Red Army
Russia Russo-Japanese War Propaganda Collection: Russia sought a warm-water port on the Pacific Ocean both for its navy and for maritime trade. Vladivostok remained ice-free and operational only during the summer; Port Arthur, a naval base in Liaodong Province leased to Russia by the Qing dynasty of China from 1897, was operational year round.
After Russia lost the war, it lost two of its three fleets. Only its Black Sea Fleet remained, the result of the 1878 Treaty of Berlin which had prevented the fleet from leaving the Black Sea through the Bosphorus, since Turkey and Britain would not waive the relevant clauses. The Berlin treaty superseded the London Straits Convention of 1841, which had been favourable to Russia. (Wikipedia)
Russia Russo-Japanese War Propaganda Posters:
Russia Russo-Japanese War Military Art:
1904 Battle of Jin Zhou May 13
1904 Russian-Japanese War. Battle of Cheongju March 15
1904 Russias War With Japan. Battle at Yujatun
1904 Russias War With Japan. Cossack patrols with despatches breaks to Port Arthur
1904 Russias War With Japan. Events in the Far East
1904 Russias War With Japan. On Sea And On Land
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904 Russias War With Japan
1904-05 Adjutant General A.N. Kuropatkin. Commander-in-Chief of land and naval forces in the Far East
1904-05 Adjutant General Kuropatkin awards badges of the Military Order to lower ranks
1904-05 A downpour in Manchuria
1904-05 A female translator in advanced detachments
1904-05 Battle near the village of Udyenen
1904-05 Battle Of Qingzhou
1904-05 Battle of the N-Joo
1904-05 Battle of the river near Gaizhou
1904-05 Bright Night At The Guard Post
1904-05 Call For Defense Of The Homeland. ‘Baptize, baby, and you too’
1904-05 Camp during vacation
1904-05 Capture Of The Japanese Convoy By The Russians
1904-05 Defense of Port Artur
1904-05 Easter In The Far East
1904-05 Explosition Of A Japanese Frame Carrier
1904-05 Explosition Of A Japanese Frame Carrier
1904-05 Failed plan. Japanese blocked the exit from Port Arthur
1904-05 Fight Of Ulyandyasan
1904-05 Fight Under Vafandyano
1904-05 General Kuropatkin deals awards to wounded near Vafangou
1904-05 Japanese Landing Reflected By Russian Troops
1904-05 Kossacs in Korev
1904-05 Lyasheva’s heroic deed
1904-05 Major General P.I.Mishchenko, head of the detachment operating in Korev
1904-05 Major General P.K. Rennenkampf during the battle
1904-05 Mukhortov’s feat
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War. Capture Of Japanese Forage
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War. On the night of January 27, Japan stealthily attacked our squadron and damaged 3 vessel …
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War. Russian Cossacks capturing troop transport convoy
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War. Skirmish between Russian troops and the Japanese
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War Battle Of Sining
1904-05 Russian-Japanese War Boyu Shimuchen
1904-05 Russia’s war with Japan. The Battle of the River Ayhe
1904-05 Russia’s War With Japan Defeat. Japanese Raise Port Arthur
1904-05 The feat of medical academy student Taranova
1904-05 The feat of sergeant Belomestov
1904-05 The heroic feat of Lieutenant Lesevitsky near Vafangou
1904-05 There was no agreement to fight with pikes
1904-05 The second attempt by the Japanese to block the exit from Port Arthur
1904-05 The theatre Of War. Mukden
Some interesting Russo-Japanese War related links:
Bolsheviks Russian Civil War Propaganda Collection: A long and bloody Civil War ensued between the Reds and the Whites, starting in 1917 and ending in 1923 with the Reds’ victory. It included foreign intervention, the execution of the former tsar and his family, and the famine of 1921, which killed about five million people.[ (Wikipedia)
Bolsheviks Russian Civil War Propaganda Posters:
1918 Tsar, priest and kulak
1919 Death to World of Imperialism
1919 Do not give up Petrograd!
1919 Everything to defend Petrograd!
1919 Forward to defend Urals!
1919 Solemn Promise
1919 The enemy wants to capture Moscow, the heart of Soviet Russia, the enemy must be destroyed, forward comrades!
1919 The first of May. The workers have nothing to lose but their chains
1919 Those people are against the Soviets
1920 A Red Present to a White Master
1920 At the tomb of counter-revolution
1920 Beat the Whites with the Red wedge
1920 Beware of the Mensheviks and Social Revolutionary Party Members. They are followed by the Tsar’s generals, priests and landowners
1920 Each absence is a joy for the enemy. A hero of labor is a blow for the bourgeoisie!
1920 Each strike of a hammer is a strike against the enemy
1920 Have you enrolled as a volunteer
1920 Keep your rifle close by If you have to work
1920 The Capital
1920 Ukrainian and Russian have the same call – do not let a Pan to be master over a worker
ABC Of the Revolution:
1917-1921 ABC In Revolution.
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 1. The the dawn came for us – the Council began to rule the country
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 2. The slogan was given at all ends. Peace to the sacks, war to the palaces
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 3. The result is a subtle conversation. And a peace treaty of Brest-Litovsk
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 4. Let the red guard system preserve labor order
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 5. Enemies promise us new troubles. The light has dimmed from the black gangs
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 6. The people look and marvel and take the stakes in their hands
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 7. The people spent the entire first year in such matters guarding the Council
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 8. And so that the matter was true, the Comintern opened in Moscow
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 9. And Hindenburg led the troops from the villages of Skory back to Berlin
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 10. Because he was expert at hanging Kolchak himself was finished off
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 11. There are enemies all around, no friend can hear. And many are seized with fear
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 12. Then he embraced us all, and again we beat our enemies hard
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 13. Farewell, carts and treasury – Now it’s all in the Soviets
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 14. The army and the people celebrate the New Year together with the Council
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 15. People began to watch more cheerfully. The third year promises us rest
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 16. The earth was waiting for working hands, the horse was ready, the plow was ready
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 17. What to do. We then had to leave the plowing and mowing
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 18. Again, a riffle and shell. There’s a rumble in the cars at the front
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 19. The factory stands empty again, the people have disappeared from the hubs
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 20. Again the bourgeois suffered damage – The lesson is good, no matter how you interpret it
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 21. This is how the third year ended. The fourth comes after him
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 22. The economy was destroyed by the war. Whoever is behind the machine is now a hero
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 23. And many different bad things. Then the special department was opened
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 24. So friends, for the food tax! It is the guarantee of our victory
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 25. She calls to our aid All those who curse the old world
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 26. The poor man will not be alone. He will receive rations from us
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 27. Therefore we must pay the entire tax in kind as soon as possible
1917-1921 ABC Of The Revolution 28. Red arrows are on guard. The beeps are singing about bright days
Bolsheviks Russian Civil War Military Art:
1917-18 Agitator by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Arrest of the generals by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Capture of the Winter Palace by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Capture of White Guard spies by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Capture of Wrangel tanks by the Red Army near Kakhovka by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Down with the eagle by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Escorting prisoners by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Execution of peasants by White Cossacks by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 From their homes (Peasants take away property from the lord’s estates and go to the city in search of a better life) by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Interrogation at the Committee of the Poor by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Peasant uprising on the estate of Prince Shakhovsky by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Pogrom of a liquor store by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-18 Surplus appropriation (requisition) by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917-22 Petrograd. Relocation of an evicted family by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1917 Burning of eagles and royal portraits by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1918 Famine on the streets of Petrograd by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1919 Cutting up a Dead Horse by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1919 In the basements of the Cheka by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1919 Russian clergy in forced labor by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1919 Searching for Edibles in a Garbage Pit by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1920 Flight of the bourgeoisie from Novorossiysk in 1920 by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1920 Former Tsarist officials in forced labor by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1920 In Search of the Runaway Fist by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1921 Entertainment of teenagers in the Imperial Garden of Petrograd by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1922 Night looting of a carriage with aid from the Red Cross by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
1922 Requisition of church property in Petrograd by Ivan Alekseevich Vladimirov
Russia WW1 Propaganda and Military Art Collection: Tsar Nicholas II and his subjects entered World War I with enthusiasm and patriotism, with the defence of Russia’s fellow Orthodox Slavs, the Serbs, as the main battle cry. In August 1914, the Russian army invaded Germany’s province of East Prussia and occupied a significant portion of Austrian-controlled Galicia in support of the Serbs and their allies the French and British. Military reversals and shortages among the civilian population, however, soon soured much of the population.
On March 3, 1917, a strike was organized on a factory in the capital Saint Petersburg; within a week nearly all the workers in the city were idle, and street fighting broke out.
The strikers held mass meetings in defiance of the regime, and the army openly sided with the workers. A few days later a provisional government headed by Georgy Lvov was named by the Duma. Meanwhile, the socialists in Saint Petersburg had formed a Soviet (council) of workers’ and soldiers’ deputies, forming an uneasy alliance with the Provisional Government. With his authority destroyed, Nicholas abdicated on 2 March 1917 (Julian Calendar; the Gregorian date was 15 March). He and his family were subsequently murdered by Bolsheviks during the Russian Civil War. (Wikipedia)
Russia WW1 Propaganda Collection:
Fighting and Morale:
1914 European Thieves. Caught Red
1914 In the glorious forest of Augustov, there are thousands of beaten Germans for you…
1914 Lviv was driven away from the Austrians by the Russians
1914 Oh and menacing, oh and strong. A fat Ferman was marching towards. Yes in the battle of Ossovets Vilna, He was shorn like a sheep
1914 The Austrians near the Carpathian Mountains raised their good mother. They Changed the whole of Galicia. I am making fool of Shaika
1914 The Austrian walked to Radzivil but ended up to a woman’s pitchfork
1914 Please see Napoleon. This is what I’m dying of
1914 Cossack hero Kozma Kryuchkov
1914 The first George Knight Kuzma Kryuchkov
1914 Valiant battle with the Germans by Cossack cavalry
1914 Our Heroes Cossacks
1914 War Between Russia and Germany. Heroic Feat Of The Cossack Kozma Kryuchkov
1914 Russian battle with the Germans on a tributary of the Vistula River
1914 European War. Heroic feat of the Kuban Cossacks
1914 German Convoy Captured By Cossacks
1914 Russia and its warrior
1914 On A Tow
1914 The Mess Is Rising To Tsargrad
1914 Russia Is For The Truth
1914 Holy War. ‘Mighty Rus’
1914 Wilhelm’s Relation. The Cossack is about to gallop! Wilhelms cry is heard…
1914 Franz listened to Wilhelm. The bear was right there and Wilhelm let him down
1914 War in the Air
1914-16 About Turkish Cowardness And About Youth’s Promotion
1914-16 Allied Airplanes appeared over Krupp cannon factories
1914-16 Cossack’s Promotion
1914-16 How The Turk Were Buried By People
1914-16 Military Caricatures, Oh, If I Climbed To The Top, Everything Would Be Ours!
1914-16 Oh, You!.. Mobilized!..
1914-16 Retreat Of The Germans From Verzhbolov And Lyk
1914-16 ‘A Pair Of Nests’
1914-16 Three-story focus
1914-16 Where are you going, where are you going
1914-16 The attack on Krakow
1914-16 Atrocities of the Turks and Kurds
1914-16 Attack in the Adriatic Sea
1914-16 Attack on Erzurum
1914-16 Battle near Sarakamysh
1914-16 Battle of Ardahan
1914-16 Battle of Krakow. Storm of Bokhnia
1914-16 Battle of Sarakamish
1914-16 Capture of Bayazet
1914-16 Capture of Hopa
1914-16 Capture of Kepri Cay
1914-16 Capture of the Turkish city of Bayazet by Russian troops
1914-16 Capture of the Turkish fortress Kepri-Key
1914-16 Defeat of the Turks at Sarakamysh
1914-16 Defeat Of The Turks On The Erzerum Fron
1914-16 Fight between ‘Saint Eustathius’ and ‘Goeben’
1914-16 Fight with the Turks
1914-16 Great European War – Capture of Ardahan
1914-16 On the banks of Vistula river
1914-16 Russian-Turkish war. The defeat of the Turkish army near Sarakamysh
1914-16 Russia’s war with Germany and Austria
1914-16 Russia’s war with Germany and Austria. Battle on the San River
1914-16 Russia’s War With The Turks. Sinking Of 4 Turkish Transports
1914-16 Russia’s war with Turkey
1914-16 Russia’s War With Turks. Meeting Of Russian And Turkish Squadron At The Black Sea
1914-16 The defeat of Turkish troops near Bayazet
1914-16 The Great European War. Entry of Russian troops into Turkey. Capture of Bayazet
1914-16 The Great European War. Kazakon
1914-16 Turks storm Russian positions on the Keprikey Heights
1914-16 War between Russia and Turkey. Battle at Sarakamysh
1914-16 War between Russia and Turkey. Battle of Ardahan
1914-16 War between Russia and Turkey. Victory at Sarakamysh – The Turkish corps was captured
1914-16 War with the Turks in Transcaucasia
1914-16 War with Turkey. Attack on Erzurum
1914-16 War With Turkey. Attack On Sarikamys
1915 William’s Cattles
1915 Great European Warrior. The Great Fight Of The Russian Bogatyr (Hero) With The German Snake
Allies:
1914-16 Heroic defense of the fortress of Liege by the Belgians
Health and Safety:
Production:
Finance:
1914 Help poor children. Buy a Red egg on the 28th of March
1914 Help the victims of war
1916 5 1/2 % War Loan. Your Participation Will Bring New Strength To Our Valiant Troops
1916 Everything For The War! Subscribe For 5 1/2 % War Loan
1916 Everything For Victory! Subscribe To Military 5 1/2 % Loan
1916 Hurry To Buy! Military 5 1/2 % Loan To Overcome The Enemy
1916 Military 5 1/2 % Loan. Our valiant army, shedding blood for its homeland, sacredly fulfills its duty
1916 Patriotic and profitable! Buy Military 5 1/2 % Loan
1916 Subscribe to Military 5 1/2 % Loan. Pave The Way To Victory
1916 Subsribe to Military 5 1/2 % Loan. The More Money The More Shells!
1917 The Loan of Freedom
1917 Freedom Loan. War to Victory
Home Front:
1914 Only The Red Cross Works At The Forefront
1915 Buy Snowdrop. Collection for the benefit ot immature children in the shelter
1915 Have Pity For The Unsheltered! Buy Red Egg. Your money will go to the charity of the homeless orphans of the military corps
1915 Moscow To The Captured Russian Warriors
1916 Hep The Disabled Warriors!
1916 The Green Spider
1917 The Sun Of FreeDom Has Risen. Don’t Let It Go Out
Russia WW1 Military Art Collection:
Imperial Russian protected cruiser Askold by Gleb Vasilyev
