The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Mulberry harbours were temporary harbours contructed for the Allied landings in Normany on D-Day. As soon as the beachheads were successfully held, construction began on these two harbours at Omaha (Mulberry A) and Gold (Mulberry B) Beaches, to provide suitable landing places for larger ships carrying heavy Allied machinery. Their utility rested in the fact that Axis powers would inevitably sabotage existing French harbours, thus frustrating Allied landing effort.
This poster promotes an exhibition created by the Ministry of Information, who created travelling exhibitions about many different aspects of the war ranging from the role of different Allied nations, to new and different technologies used in achieving objectives. This poster features the title of the exhibition in the upper left corner, with various text boxes featuring information on the exhibition, and at the bottom a blank space for details of where the exhibition was being held.
This poster promotes an exhibition created by the Ministry of Information, who created travelling exhibitions about many different aspects of the war ranging from the role of different Allied nations,
This poster was commissioned by the Ministry of Information's Colonial Office to promote their exhibition 'Visit the Colonies'. The exhibition likely contained details about the different colonial nat
This poster was commissioned by the Ministry of Information's Colonial Office to promote their exhibition 'Colonies' (possibly the same as the 'Visit the Colonies' exhibition). The exhibition likely c
During the Second World War the British Ministry of Information created exhibitions relating to different aspects of the war including information on the Allied and Commonwealth nations, branches of t
During the Second World War the British Ministry of Information created exhibitions relating to different aspects of the war including information on the Allied and Commonwealth nations, branches of t
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
