The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Australian First World War recruitment poster printed in North Queensland. Text only printed in red ink top to bottom it encourages potential recruits to fight for Australia to avoid becoming ' Serfs of the Hun'. Full text reads: 'DO YOU WANT TO BE SERFS OF THE HUN? We Didn't START the War! But if we do not Finish it GOOD-BYE AUSTRALIA. WIN THE WAR And Mould the Destiny of Australia. Nothing matters now, but to save Australia to the Australians. Lose the War and you become a BACK NUMBER. - You are a SOVEREIGN PEOPLE! If you fail to stop the Hun Stampede, you become a subject people. Centuries ago Attila threatened Europe. To-day, William Hohenzollem threatens the Civilized World. To-Day You are asked to Fight for Australia As Free Men Fighting for Freedom. If the Allies fail, you will become the Galley slaves of the Teuton. ENLIST TO-DAY!'
The first of four original designs by an artist with the Camouflage Research Section, Department of Home Security, Canberra for a series of posters titled 'If you want to be spotted do this!'. The des
The Sweat Shops of Germany: Do you want them Here? Leaflet referring to allegedly sweat-shop-like labour conditions in Germany, and arguing that those who vote no in the reinforcements referendum are
This British Second World War text-only poster features an 'order of the day' by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. The order aims to inspire the population and unite the British people in the
Australian First World War recruitment poster produced for the Queensland Recruiting Committee. The size of this poster and the simple design indicates it was created for large public spaces, rather
Recruiting poster produced by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee as conscription became more likely. This is a text based poster, with red letters on a white background. The text reads: 'The Prim
British First World War recruitment poster issued by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee (poster No. 8). Issued in 1914 it is representative of the simple text only recruitment posters produced at