The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
This satirical poster was based on the movie 'The Thief of Baghdad' which was first released in 1924. The poster's headline reads: 'Back by popular demand, Now Showing with an international cast of thousands, and thousands, and thousands and..... Marquis De Saddam Hussein as the Thief of Baghdad.' Saddam Hussein is shown riding a horse clutching a screaming woman. The woman wears a dress with the word 'Kuwait' written upon it. Saddam is followed by a group of men riding horses. On the horizon oil fields and a palatial city is visible. The poster was produced in response to the First Gulf War (1990-91).
Cartoon showing four 'sound bytes' of George Bush Snr speaking with a journalist. President Bush is talking about offering Saddam Hussein a chance to withdraw from Kuwait and the political points thi
Depicts Saddam Hussein sitting on a rock in a desolate desert landscape in Iraq, with a skull beside him, saying 'To be...or not to be?' . Behind him are bomb craters and smoke rising into the air. Th
In August 2003, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) released a series of 'most wanted' posters for Saddam Hussein, announcing a $US25 million reward for him.They were intended to be distributed
In August 2003, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) released a series of 'most wanted' posters for Saddam Hussein, announcing a $US25 million reward for him.They were intended to be distributed
In August 2003, the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) released a series of 'most wanted' posters for Saddam Hussein, announcing a $US25 million reward for him.They were intended to be distributed
This poster printed in Arabic was produced as part of a psyops campaign issued by the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) in Iraq. It is a gummed poster and like a giant sticker the backing can be p