The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
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 top right corner on the base of a three-dimensional arrow that points towards a broken swastika. Within the arrow are four images of different modes of transport including a trick and a ship. In the lower right coner is a blue text box with the centre left blank for details of the exhibition to be written.
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 (M
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
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
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
During the Second World War, the British Ministry of Information created or commissioned exhibitions to boost morale, and spread knowledge about war-related subjects, such as the role of other Allied