The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
As an Italian colony from 1911, Libya was of great strategic important during the North African campaign. This battle would result in an Allied victory on 13 May 1943.
This British Second World was designed by Marcus (Marc) Stone around 1942. The poster depicts four British soldiers moving forward, while Axis soldiers are moving towards them in surrender in the midground. In the very foreground is a machinegun pointing the direction of the origin of the soldiers, implying that they have crossed the enemy line and are on the advance. In the background are buildings of north African design behinds an Axis tank (possibly a Panzer II), in front of which is a face-down dead Axis soldier.
This item has been digitised with funding provided by Commonwealth Government.
As an Italian colony from 1911, Libya was of great strategic important during the North African campaign. This battle would result in an Allied victory on 13 May 1943. This poster depicts a convoy of
As an Italian colony from 1911, Libya was of great strategic important during the North African campaign. This battle would result in an Allied victory on 13 May 1943. This British Second World War
This 1942 British Second World War poster was created by His Majesty's Stationary Office on behalf of the Ministry of Information and features artwork by Marus (Marc) Stone. The poster depicts a Briti
This British World War Two poster was designed by Marcus (Marc) Stone. The poster depicts five British soldiers wearing Brodie Helmets operating an artillery piece which is aimed towards the sky. The
British Second World War poster published jointly by the Air Ministry and the Ministry of Information to promote an exhibition of photographs of bomb damage inflicted by Allied bombing on Axis and occ
British Second World War poster published jointly by the Air Ministry and the Ministry of Information to promote an exhibition of photographs of bomb damage inflicted by Allied bombing on Axis and occ
