“Did you enjoy reading this magazine?, 800K chileans will not be able to read this magazine, because they do not know how to read”// literacy campaign 1963
”DRAWING THE LINE” – anti-Soviet cartoon (”Philadelphia Inquirer”) commenting on the creation of NATO, United States, April 1949
”HIMMEL! IS THAT ME?” – anti-Nazi cartoon (”The Evening Standard”, artist: David Low) published after the Night of Broken Glass, United Kingdom, November 16, 1938
“Until 1964 [year of the military coup], Brazil was just the country of the future. And now the future has arrived.” 1970s Brazilian junta leaflet.
NATO school: Geography lesson. Physics lesson. Physical education lesson. Lifelong lesson. // Soviet Union // 1987
Anti-Hitler Egyptian Propaganda: “A response to Hitler’s regular addresses in the Reichstag in which he reaffirmed his commitment to peace. “The address of the week: behind the ‘loudspeakers’” – May 1st, 1939.
Pahlavi-era Iranian newspaper clip: “A quarter of Iran’s Nuclear Energy scientists are women.” (1968)
WW2 Chinese poster showing the alliance between Britain and China and their respective heads of state (1940s)
The statue was installed by the junta, which calls for unity with the Karen people. Hpa-an, Karen State. 2003
“To the National Army: five centuries of guarding the Brazilian land” 1940 Brazilian dictatorship poster.
“May our eyes behold your return to Zion with mercy”, The Fifth Zionist Congress in Basel (Aliyah, 1901)
“Steel production will reach in 1970 at 7.5 Mil. tones compared with 1.4 Mil. tones in 1959”, Romania, 1970
”Into Putin’s mind” – anti-Putin cartoon made by Patrick Chappatte for ”NZZ am Sonntag” magazine after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Switzerland, February 27, 2022
”[Dwight Eisenhower to Harold Macmillan:] NOW, LET’S TALK ABOUT A COUNTRY WHICH DOESN’T EXIST…” – British cartoon (artist: Victor Weisz) published after the Longju Incident of 1959, August 31, 1959
“If there were no […] You wouldn’t need the F-14” poster published by the Grumman Aerospace Corporation commemorating the US Navy’s F-14 Tomcat, c. 1970s
“The Tariff is an Issue” 1896 William McKinley’s campaign responding to William Jennings Bryan on the tariff question.
«EITHER our reason will win, OR life will perish at once» Soviet poster against the nuclear war, 1987.
Cover of the “Charter of the Malagasy Socialist Revolution”, a 1975 book by Didier Ratsiraka, who led Madagascar between 1975 and 1993 and 1997 and 2002.
Humanized Italy as a barrier on the Piave, watching the Allies’ forces beat the Central’s ones. On top left, the leaders and commanders of the nations allied with Italy. circa 1917
‘Keep quiet, the Duce is examining the new positions’ — Italian anti-fascist postcard (ca. 1944) showing Mussolini looking at pornography while his mistress, Claretta, shushes an officer.
“Qualitative population decline due to insufficient reproduction of the higher-value population.” | “This is what will happen when inferiors have 4 children and those of higher quality have 2 children.” – Germany, 1935.
German plaque from 1911 on the now outdated doctrine of “human races”. Top left is Native American, to the right is an Australian aborigine, an enlarged European in the center, an African in the bottom left, and an Asian in the bottom right.
“The Downfall of the Dictators is Assured” – A British cruiser rams an Italian submarine. London, circa 1943.
“Retreat on all Fronts” – American psychological warfare leaflet dropped over Germany to show their imminent defeat. 1945.
“Kids, don’t play WAR. Parents, if you want your kids to live, prepare the moral disarmement, get rid of military toys.” France, circa 1920.
”NOW IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN…” – American cartoon (”Minneapolis Star”, artist: Roy Braxton Justus) commenting on Stalin’s answer to Henry Wallace’s open letter, May 22, 1948
”[Nikita Khrushchev:] Welcome Back To The People’s Democracy” – anti-Soviet cartoon (artist: Don Hesse) published during the suppression of the 1956 Hungarian Uprising, United States, November 1956
“It is now about the future of the children and the preservation of the kingdom”, Netherlands, June 1948
“God works on all fronts!” A WW1-era Soviet Russia comic mocking the fact every army claims God is on their side (c. 1917)
A Space Themed Postcard “Mars” (1968) USSR. Photographer unknown. See how the rocket is higher than the church in the background.
“The Fool Pied Piper”: A 1909 anti-immigration cartoon from the magazine Puck showing Uncle Sam as the pied piper leading European immigrants, represented as rats labelled “Jail Bird, Murderer, Thief, Criminal, Crook, Kidnapper, Incendiary, Assassin, Convict, Fire Brand, White Slaver.”
Propaganda published in newspapers by supporters of Canada’s accession to the federation during the Newfoundland referendum in 1948.
“Come on – We can manipulate the U.S. Election…” Cartoon of Russian interference in the US presidential election, 2016
