The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Text based British poster. There is no image. The text is framed by a red and brown border, and the writing is also red or brown ink. The title runs from the upper left corner to to the upper right corner and is printed in red ink. The text draws attention to alleged human rights abuses committed by Germans against British prisoners of war. Kitchener (also known as Kitchener of Khartoum because of his involvement in the final Sudanese campaign), compares the brutality of the Germans with 'the same barbarous savagery as the Sudan Dervishes.'
British First World War poster of anti-German propaganda. Text only the poster is composed of two lists printed in red and black ink. The first is a group of quotations taken from German sources, lett
United Nations human rights poster from the UNTAC mission in Cambodia. In the upper left corner is a blue motif with a title in Khmer printed in black ink over the top. A silhouette of palm trees and
British First World War recruitment poster. The poster appeals to a patriotic sensibility framed in historical terms, and is text based, with no pictures. Red text reading 'ENLIST TO-DAY runs across
British First World War recruitment poster. The poster appeals to a patriotic sensibility framed in historical terms, and is text based, with no pictures. Red text reading 'ENLIST TO-DAY runs across
British First World War poster issued to promote the sale of War bonds to help the war effort. The image is positioned right of centre, with a blank area upper left. It is a depiction of a large unman
British First World War poster issued by the National War Savings Committee to promote the sale of War Bonds. It features a depiction of a shell burst in the centre right. The title text is positione