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WWII PROPAGANDA POSTERS
WWII PROPAGANDA POSTERS
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Thanks for posting these mac- very interesting. The leave London one I found quite personal. My dad should have been born in SE London like generations before him, but he was born in the country due to the blitz.
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You are welcome Hank. Being evacuated might have saved your dad`s life.
How is young Hank these days? I hope that he is well. |
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The VD poster was quite amusing, lol. Imagine trying to publish that one now
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Good old Popeye
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You are right Mac, women would take it kindly nowadays if we asked them if they had VD!!!
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Very true mac. His dad stayed and was a firefighter during the blitz. He is doing well thanks mac - cheers for asking. Just a case of sit and wait, and possibly hope technology improves to help with his heart issues.
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LET`S BLAST `EM JAPANAZIS!
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That is great to hear Hank that jnr is doing well.
Always stay positive mate, technology is advancing all the time. I wish you and family all the best for the future! |
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Yep, it's truly incredible the rate that medical advances happen. Do you collect any military stuff mac or you just found this interesting?
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Re VD: A British soldier who went in on D-Day recounted how he was given condoms as part of his essential "invasion kit". He said something like "I'd been to Africa, I'd invaded Italy, for neither of them were we given condoms, I think that says something about France!!"
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Yes Hank I do collect Vintage posters (only originals) and Horse Racing memorabilia.
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Walls have ears was my favourite but I can't see it here or have I missed it.
Some cracking posters there Mac although surprised at a few. |
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Glad you found them of interest Aka.
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You have convinced me Mac, I am going to join up to kill some Huns and Japs
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You have convinced me Mac, I am going to join up to kill some Huns and Japs
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Brilliant Aka! |
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Probably the most famous War poster. |
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I never knew there were so many.
The only 3 I knew of were; Walls have Ears. Loose talk costs Lives. Dig for Victory. From books btw as, despite some innuendo from you Mac, I wasn't born then.  |
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Make that 4, Your Country needs You.
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Thanks for confirming that Aka, I was going to post some WW1 posters just for you, thinking that was more your era
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The Kitchener one for WW1 mightymac,
Before conscription |
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It is so iconic I thought I would post it for Aka.
Created by Alfred Leete and first appeared as the cover of the weekly magazine London Opinion in 1914. |
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Definitely the most famous.
Incredible the numbers that signed up despite conscription not being in place at the time. |
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some cracking pics there Mac
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Cheers Bap.
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Arguably, the most famous WWII poster/photo. So good, they made a movie about the guys that raised the Flag.
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MR HITLER WANTS TO KNOW!
He wants to know the unit's name Where it's going whence it came Ships,guns and shells all make him curious But silence makes hime simply Fuehrious Like that very good for the time and the help put the lid on Hitler too. |
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Bowler hat! Why the American sleeve.
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