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'Civilised peoples, wake up!' — Anti-communist poster from the Spanish Civil War (ca. 1939) showing a skeletal Bolshevik burning Europe, commanded by a Jewish Freemason. Small text below reads: '20 years of Comintern inciting world rebellion 7,860,000 dead and murdered. 206,000 strikes. 138,000 communist actions'.
| 2 |  'Dux' — Italian illustration published in La Tribuna Illustrata newspaper (November 1936) celebrating Mussolini and the proclamation of the Italian Empire. | 0 |
| 3 |  'His Struggle, Your Death' — Soviet photomontage from the Second World War (ca. 1941) by Aleksandr Zhitomirsky. Zhitomirsky created photomontages for journals and posters through the 1930s and 40s - during the war, his work work often featured in 'Front-Illustrierte', a German-language leaflet series aimed at German soldiers. | 0 |
| 4 | 'Denazification' — Danish communist cartoon (1959) showing an American soldier befriending and allying with a Nazi following the Second World War. | 0 |
| 5 | Strange Tub-Fellows' — British cartoon (23 November 1938) showing a 'Marxist Orator' looking on approvingly as Goebbels delivers an anti-British speech:
Goebbels: "The British Empire is one long story of oppression, bloodshed and tyranny!"
Marxist Orator "Comrade, you take the very words out of my mouth!"
The cartoon was drawn by Bernard Partridge for Punch magazine. Partridge was one of Punch's best-known and longest-serving cartoonists, having originally joined the magazine in 1891. During the First World War he was also a prominent propaganda illustrator.
(Credit to BalQn on Reddit for this one) | 0 |
| 6 | +3 Austrian anti-Nazi illustrations from 'The Second Danger', a pamphlet published ca. 1933-36 by the Fatherland Front's propaganda bureau. Images and information are from this great blog, where you can read the pamphlet - written by Christian-Social journalist Edwin Rollett - in full: https://arplan.org/2022/12/03/the-second-danger-a-warning-from-the-fatherland-front/ | 0 |
| 7 | French anti-Franco postcard (1946) showing a blood-soaked Nazi skeleton casting its shadow over France from Spain. | 0 |
| 8 | 'Hitler's last gamble' — Soviet poster from the Second World War (ca. 1941) showing a nervous Hitler gambling while death stands behind him holding an hourglass. A poem is printed below mocking Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union and the attempted capture of Moscow: ‘The presumptuous madman and gambler / Is wildly shaking his last card. / He was throwing all he had to the East, / Threatening our dear capital. / But the resistance to the enemy is stronger every day / And the very last hour of the bandit is closer. / Having started the war, he will die in it himself, / And the butcher's card will be trumped forever!’ | 0 |
| 9 | ‘Stalingrad’ — Czech print from the Second World War (1943) showing Goebbels delivering a speech while the German war dead are lined up behind him. The print was designed by Antonín Pelc (pseudonym Antonin Peel), a Czech artist who had fled Czechoslovakia in 1939, first for Paris and then finally, after a brief internment, for the US. Settling in New York City, Pelc and other exiled artists produced a great deal of anti-Nazi propaganda artwork during the war, published in newspapers as well as on posters. | 0 |
| 10 | German illustration from the First World War (3 October 1915) showing Germania crushing the Tsar with the Hindenburg shield. Artist: Arthur Johnson.
Can someone translate/explain the caption? | 0 |
| 11 | Soviet postcard (undated, 1930s) showing the Pope praying to the heavily armed character of 'St. Intervention'. The postcard was issued by Izogiz, a state publishing house that produced a few pieces of anti-Catholic propaganda in the early 1930s accusing the church of agitating for 'imperialist wars' against the USSR. | 0 |
| 12 | 'Long live America!' — Illustration published on the cover of the French magazine Charlie Hebdo (1 February 1971). | 0 |
| 13 | German illustration (1932) showing Goethe looking down in despair at what Germany has become a century after his death. Designed by Erich Schilling for the cover of a special issue of Simplicissimus magazine marking the centenary of Goethe's death, the caption quotes Faust Part Two:
That there, by danger girt, the active day
Of childhood, manhood, age will pass away.
Aye, such a throng I fain would see,
Stand on free soil, among a people free. | 0 |
| 14 | +2 Mexican poster from the Second World War (1942) showing a skeletal Soviet horseman riding over Nazis at Stalingrad. Designed by Leopoldo Méndez for the Taller de Gráfica Popular (TGP, People's Graphic Workshop, which Méndez had co-founded some years earlier), the design also appeared on a version with a 'Ballad of Stalingrad' printed at the bottom left, celebrating the Soviet defence of the city. | 0 |
| 15 | 'Thanks for loafing, pal!' — American poster from the Second World War (1942) showing Hitler awarding an Iron Cross to an idling worker. | 0 |
| 16 | 'Oh Allah, against the swastika, enemy of all religions' - French Algerian illustration from the Second World War (June 1943) showing Saladin destroying Nazism. Artist: André Mathiot. Quite a famous one: it appeared in the first issue of An-Nasr (Triumph) magazine, an illustrated bilingual magazine published for North African Muslim troops during the war. An-Nasr was the successor to Ya'allah! magazine, which had ceased publication in June 1940. | 0 |
| 17 | Soviet poster (1981) showing Augusto Pinochet being struck by the Chilean bayonet reading 'Venceremos!' ('We will win!'). Artist: Igor Aksenov. Published for 'A week of solidarity with Chilean anti-fascists' at Novosibirsk State University.
Image and information via vintage.soviet.posters_books on Instagram: https://instagram.com/vintage.soviet.posters_books/ | 0 |
| 18 | 'Strong tobacco for the Germans' — Czechoslovak cartoon (1946) showing Nazis fleeing before Stalin and his enormous pipe, with Soviet tanks advancing behind. The cartoon was drawn by Antonin Pelc and was published in the Communist Party newspaper 'Rudé právo' (Red Justice), with an amended caption: 'A modern fairy tale, or How Stalin with his pipe smoked the Germans out.' | 0 |
| 19 | 'How the church sowed its religion in Spain' - Spanish anti-clerical poster (ca. 1936) showing a Nazi priest scattering crosses across Spain. Designed by Rafael Raga and issued by the General Union of Workers (UGT). | 0 |
| 20 | Soviet poster from the Second World War (1944) reading: 'The Germans' hour of reckoning for their atrocities is near! Death to the child-murdering fascists!' Artist: Viktor Ivanov. | 0 |
