The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
United States Second World War 'careless talk' poster by Stevan Dohanos. The poster depicts a hand, bearing a Nazi swastika ring, holding an Iron Cross, the highest German award for bravery. The poster promotes the idea that 'careless talk', serves the enemy and is therefore unpatriotic. Stevan Dohanos, a Social Realist illustrator, was famous in the United States for his Saturday Evening Post covers as well as his 'Don't Talk' series of posters during the Second World War. This poster is one of that series.
United States Second World War 'careless talk' poster by Stevan Dohanos. The poster depicts a hand, bearing a Nazi swastika ring, holding an Iron Cross, the highest German award for bravery. The poste
British Second World War poster cautioning against the danger of careless talk. The poster depicts a sailor in the crow's nest. This is one of a series of 'careless talk' posters commissioned by the B
American Second World War poster. The poster depicts a rattlesnake with blood dripping from its fangs, tail shaking, and ready to attack. The poster's text 'less dangerous / than careless talk' refers
American Second World War poster depicting soldiers parachuting into an area. The soldier in the foreground is slumped over dead while other soldiers in the background continue to land. The text 'Care
British Second World War cautionary poster depicts two women having tea. The wallpaper is a repeat pattern of Adolf Hitler's head. This one of a series of 'careless talk costs lives' posters by Cyril
British Second World War poster depicts a man in a blue coat and yellow pants talking in a red phone booth, imploring the listener not to tell anyone that he had told them. The image is surrounded wit