The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Example of German propaganda dropped from a balloon over Messines on 5 December 1917. It is a leaflet printed in black ink. The title ' Great Victory of the German Troops over the Italians' is positioned top centre with the rest of the text printed centre to lower centre. The leaflet aimed to affect the morale of Allied soldiers in trenches on the western front by describing the defeat suffered by the Italians to the German forces at the Isonzo Front.
A propaganda leaflet produced by the Far Eastern Liaison Office (FELO) during the Second World War. This leaflet is written in Japanese and was distributed to Melanesia and Netherlands East Indies. It
British First World War poster of anti-German propaganda. Text only the poster is composed of two lists printed in red and black ink. The first is a group of quotations taken from German sources, lett
Australian poster issued by 3 Australian Corps, based in Perth in December 1942. It is aimed at Army recruits to boost morale. The image takes up the whole and shows a group of soldiers charging over
British First World War anti-German propaganda poster. One of a series produced featuring illustrations by British cartoonist David W F B Wilson (1873-1935) . It contains two images. The first positio
United States First World War poster issued by the Department of Labour to recruit young men (aged 16 - 21) for the U.S. Boys' Working Reserve. Formed in May 1917 to help ease labour and food shortage
First World War recruitment poster for the United States Army. The central image is of two mounted soldiers carrying flags. The flag in the foreground being the Stars and Stripes. The image is set wit