American Propaganda

The American collection

Essays on objects from the United States record. The import snapshot holds 4516 US objects; this edition rewrites the ones below, and TODO.md lists the rest.

150th Anniversary of the Constitution: A Proclamation, 1937 US poster: Illuminated proclamation sheetUnited StatesConstitution 150th Anniversary Proclamation1937 · Glittering generalities, Transfer7th War Loan, 1945 US poster: War loan posterUnited States7th War Loan flag raising1945 · Transfer, Glittering generalities85 Million Americans Hold War Bonds, 1945 US poster: A hand clutches crumpled $100 bonds in the foreground while the StatueUnited States85 Million Americans Hold War Bonds1945 · Bandwagon, TransferA blow to the Axis: more lumber for the Army, 1943 US poster: Painting of a shirtless lumberman in a hat and blue jeansUnited StatesA Blow to the Axis1943 · Plain folks, TransferA boy died last night, 1943 US poster: Black-and-white sheet with a heavy black borderUnited StatesA Boy Died Last Night1943 · Fear appeal, TestimonialA careless word... another cross, 1943 US poster: Painting of a white grave cross on reddish ground with a soldier'sUnited StatesA Careless Word, Another Cross1943 · Fear appealA Flower Tries to Grow in Birmingham, 1963 US cartoon: A rose whose petals are labelled RACIAL ACCORD is about to be cutUnited StatesA Flower Tries to Grow in BirminghamMay 14, 1963 · Glittering generalitiesA Helping Hand in Time of Crisis poster, No. 67, 1958 US poster: An Aymara-language poster for the Peru-United StatesUnited StatesA Helping Hand in Time of CrisisJanuary 1, 1958 · Plain folks, Glittering generalitiesA national emergency is upon us - Arise America before it is too late!, 1941 US poster: Navy recruiting posterUnited StatesA National Emergency Is Upon Us1941 · Fear appeal, Glittering generalitiesA New Quest for Union poster, Free World supplement, 1965 US poster: A Free World supplement sheet built on a photographUnited StatesA New Quest for Union (1965)February 8, 1965 · Glittering generalities, TestimonialPolitical caricature. No. 3, The abolition catastrophe. Or the November smash-up, 1864 US print: Lithograph published in NewUnited StatesThe Abolition Catastrophe1864 · Bandwagon, Name-callingAbove and beyond the call of duty, 1943 US poster: Portrait of a named Black sailor, Dorie Miller, in dress whitesUnited StatesAbove and Beyond: Dorie Miller1943 · Testimonial, TransferAbsence makes the war last longer, 1943 US poster: Cartoon of a man asleep in bed with an alarm clock beside him, overUnited StatesAbsence Makes the War Last Longer1943 · Fear appeal6 million: "Dear God, not again." American Committee to Keep Biafra Alive appeal, 1968 US advertisement: Black-and-whiteUnited States6 million: "Dear God, not again."1968 · Fear appeal, TransferActualidades Mundiales poster, No. 64, 1959 US poster: A Spanish-language world-news sheetUnited StatesActualidades Mundiales, No. 64March 10, 1959 · Card stackingAdmiral Ernest J. King says, 1943 US poster: Bond-sales poster built on a portrait of a uniformed admiral in a white capUnited StatesAdmiral Ernest J. King Says1943 · Testimonial, Transfer"Soviet Imperialism": exhibit placard on Hungary, 1956, at Union Station, Washington, D.C., 1958 US sign or bannerUnited StatesSoviet Imperialism exhibitMarch 24, 1958 · Name-calling, TestimonialAggression from the North poster, 1965 US poster: An English map-and-photograph poster arguing that the war in South VietnamUnited StatesAggression from the NorthApril 13, 1965 · Card stacking, Fear appeal, TestimonialAim to win... Everybody every payday 10% Buy war bonds, 1942 US poster: War-bond posterUnited StatesAim to Win, 10% Every Payday1942 · Bandwagon, TransferAlaska - Death-Trap for the Jap, 1942 US poster: A grey rat in a red cap bearing the rising-sun emblem creeps towardUnited StatesAlaska - Death-Trap for the Jap1942 · Name-callingAlianza para el Progreso poster 409b, public health, 1964 US poster: A Spanish-language third-anniversary sheet headedUnited StatesAlliance for Progress, public health (409b)July 27, 1964 · Glittering generalities, Card stackingAll About Liberty Bonds, 1917 US poster: An all-text poster in a red and blue border answers six questionsUnited StatesAll About Liberty Bonds1917 · Card stackingAll rents for living quarters in Kitsap County are under Federal Control, 1942 US poster: Text-only red-and-black noticeUnited StatesAll Rents Under Federal Control (Kitsap County)1942 · Card stackingAll the Ear-Marks of a Sneaky Jap!, 1943 US poster: A giant ear drawn as the Japanese rising-sun flag hangs over a shipyardUnited StatesAll the Ear-Marks of a Sneaky Jap!1943 · Name-calling, ScapegoatingU.S. soldier steps from defeated Germany to Japan, 1945 US leaflet: A colour sheet in which a helmeted American soldierUnited StatesGermany to Japan sheet1945 · Bandwagon, Fear appealAmerica needs your scrap rubber, 1942 US poster: Scrap-drive posterUnited StatesAmerica Needs Your Scrap Rubber1942 · Card stackingAmerican Elections poster, No. 1, 1964 US poster: The first sheet of a poster series on U.S. elections, with a JapaneseUnited StatesAmerican Elections, No. 1 (Tokyo)October 12, 1964 · Glittering generalities, Transfer"American Progress", 1873 US print: A woman in white drapery with a star on her brow floats westward over the plainsUnited StatesAmerican Progress1873 · Glittering generalities, Transferالقمح الأميركي في نجدة الأردنيين (American Wheat to the Aid of the Jordanians), 1953 US poster: A photo-set poster in nineUnited StatesAmerican Wheat for the JordaniansDecember 17, 1953 · TransferAmericans All! Victory Liberty Loan, 1919 US poster: A woman in a white gown, backed by the Stars and Stripes, raisesUnited StatesAmericans All! Victory Liberty Loan1919 · Transfer, BandwagonAmericans All, Let's Fight for Victory, 1943 US poster: Two raised hands hold hats against a sunburstUnited StatesAmericans All, Let's Fight for Victory1943 · Identity fusion, Glittering generalitiesAmericans All, 1942 US poster: Workforce-inclusion posterUnited StatesAmericans All1942 · Testimonial, Plain folks, Glittering generalitiesAmericans Will Always Fight for Liberty, 1943 US poster: Ragged Continental soldiers of '1778' under a starred flag standUnited StatesAmericans Will Always Fight for Liberty1943 · Transfer, Glittering generalities"America's Resources are China's Resources", 1939 US poster: A colour portrait of a man in front of an American flag sitsUnited StatesAmerica's Resources Are China's Resources1939 · TransferAnother enemy to conquer: forest fires, nine out of ten can be prevented, 1941 US poster: Small two-panel folderUnited StatesAnother Enemy to Conquer: Forest Fires1941 · Fear appeal, Transfer'Federal-Abolition-Whig Trap, to Catch Voters In', New Orleans broadside, 1840, 1840 US poster: Woodcut of a man on all foursUnited StatesFederal-Abolition-Whig Trap1840 · Name-callingI get exasperated at people who squawk, 1941 US poster: Line drawing of Donald Duck in a sailor cap salutingUnited StatesAppreciate America, Donald Duck1941 · Testimonial, TransferARCS psychological warfare leaflets and unit patch, Korea, 1951 US leaflet: A montage from a U.S. Air Force historyUnited StatesARCS Korea leaflet montage (1951)1951 · Fear appeal, BandwagonAre You Like Benny? Take Care of Your Truck, 1942 US poster: Two-panel sheetUnited StatesAre You Like Benny? Take Care of Your Truck1942 · Name-calling, Plain folksArmy Behavior poster, Panel 6: Respect Civilians' Lives and Beliefs, 1956 US poster: Panel 6 of the Vietnamese army's sevenUnited StatesArmy Behavior, Panel 6May 28, 1956 · Glittering generalitiesArmy Officer Candidate School prepares you for leadership like no other school can, 1968 US poster: A mud-streaked infantryUnited StatesArmy OCS Leadership Poster1968 · Glittering generalitiesArmy poster for the Tribes, Viet Minh policy, 1976 US poster: A Vietnamese-language poster showing a grimacing soldierUnited StatesViet Minh Policy for the HighlandsFebruary 14, 1976 · Name-calling, Fear appealAs I would not be a slave, so I would not be a master, 1941 US poster: Text-only poster in dark type on pale blue, quotingUnited StatesAs I Would Not Be a Slave1941 · Testimonial, Glittering generalitiesAsk us about FHA loans to Remodel for Veterans, 1946 US poster: Counter card from the Federal Housing Administration invitingUnited StatesAsk Us About FHA Loans1946 · Glittering generalitiesAtlanta Daily World, daily edition, front page, 1945 US newspaper page: Front page of the Atlanta Daily World, City EditionUnited StatesAtlanta Daily World, 7 August 1945August 7, 1945 · Name-calling, Card stackingAtom for Peace Exhibition, 1956 US poster: A blue, red and white Arabic poster announcing the exhibition 'Atom for Peace'United StatesAtom for Peace Exhibition, BeirutMarch 8, 1956 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesAtoms for Peace poster, page 1: Eisenhower pledge, 1956 US poster: A blue sheet with a drawn portrait of a man at leftUnited StatesAtoms for Peace, page 1April 10, 1956 · Testimonial, Glittering generalities, TransferAtoms for Peace poster, page 2: Philippines treaty, 1956 US poster: A two-page spread in blue and grey with a photographUnited StatesAtoms for Peace, page 2: the Philippines treatyApril 10, 1956 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesAtoms for Peace poster, Philippines p. 4: What Is Atomic Energy?, 1956 US poster: Page 4 of an English-language folded photoUnited StatesWhat Is Atomic Energy? (Atoms for Peace, p. 4)April 10, 1956 · Plain folks, Glittering generalitiesAttention, Women! Join the WAAC, 1943 US poster: Recruiting posterUnited StatesAttention, Women! Join the WAAC1943 · Transfer, Plain folksBack the attack! The 3rd War Loan is on! Buy bonds here, 1943 US poster: Blue night scene of a paratrooper in helmetUnited StatesBack the Attack! 3rd War Loan1943 · TransferBack the attack! Buy more bonds, 1944 US poster: Treasury 5th War Loan posterUnited StatesBack the Attack, 5th War Loan1944 · Plain folks, TransferBack Your Future With U.S. Savings Bonds, 1946 US poster: Colour poster of a smiling father, mother, son with a toy planeUnited StatesBack Your Future (1946)1946 · Glittering generalities, Plain folksBaghdad Pact map poster FI-M-1, 1958 US poster: A colour map of the Middle East and South Asia headed 'Muslim member nationsUnited StatesBaghdad Pact map, FI-M-1February 16, 1958 · Glittering generalities, BandwagonBecome a nurse, your country needs you, 1942 US poster: A smiling young woman has a nurse's cap placed on her head by twoUnited StatesBecome a Nurse1942 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesBut boss, them ain't windmills! Them's Democrats!, 1938 US cartoon: An armoured knight on a horse labelled 'New Deal' chargesUnited StatesBut Boss, Them Ain't Windmills!July 5, 1938 · TransferCeiling Zero, 1953 US cartoon: A dove labelled 'Peace' with an olive branch flies through a storm of wind-blown papers, eachUnited StatesCeiling Zero (Berryman, 1953)June 9, 1953 · Card stacking, Fear appealDetroit Safari, 1954 US cartoon: A man labelled Brownell in safari dress, with rifle and binoculars, stands before a largeUnited StatesDetroit SafariMay 3, 1954 · Fear appealI promised you an Easter Bunny, 1961 US cartoon: A cigar-smoking magician in a tailcoat pulls a dollar-eyed rabbit labelledUnited StatesI Promised You an Easter BunnyMarch 31, 1961 · Card stackingA Fellow Just Isn't Safe ANYWHERE Anymore!, 1957 US cartoon: A horned, bandaged devil sits among falling rocks and atomUnited StatesA Fellow Just Isn't Safe ANYWHERE Anymore!September 21, 1957 · Fear appealFive Years of Dragon-Swallowing -- and no end in sight!, 1942 US cartoon: A Japanese army officer labelled "Japan", drawnUnited StatesFive Years of Dragon-SwallowingJuly 7, 1942 · Euphemism / doublespeakLet Me Through!, 1963 US cartoon: Two angry figures in long white hooded garments, one with a sash reading 'Tax Cut'United StatesLet Me Through!September 29, 1963 · Card stackingL'etat, C'est Moi, 1963 US cartoon: A seated man in a bicorne hat, epaulettes and a cloak lettered 'De G'United StatesL'etat, C'est MoiJanuary 31, 1963 · Name-callingLost! - in a forest of confusing dope!, 1936 US cartoon: A baseball-season preview cartoon shows two bewildered men amongUnited StatesLost! In a Forest of Confusing DopeApril 8, 1936 · Card stackingNo jury trial for the likes of you, 1957 US cartoon: A judge in a robe lettered "HOUSE" raises a gavel over a stoopedUnited StatesNo Jury Trial for the Likes of YouJune 16, 1957 · Fear appealOn Soviet Scales, 1949 US cartoon: A gloved fist grips a hammer whose head and handle form a balance with a sickle-shapedUnited StatesOn Soviet ScalesFebruary 9, 1949 · Fear appealI Just Can't Stand Secrets, 1944 US cartoon: A bearded figure labelled Congress holds up a key tagged 'December 7, 1944'United StatesI Just Can't Stand Secrets (1944)June 9, 1944 · Name-callingShucks Henry! You've never seen a bumper crop, 1938 US cartoon: A figure labelled Hopkins, in farmer's straw hatUnited StatesShucks Henry! (The Sower)July 18, 1938 · Plain folksSigns of Spring, 1928 US cartoon: A circular central panel shows a loaded touring car passing a 'To Florida' sign, with fourUnited StatesSigns of SpringMarch 11, 1928 · Euphemism / doublespeakSoviet Scales of Justice, 1960 US cartoon: A sleeved arm grips a hammer-and-sickle by its handleUnited StatesSoviet Scales of JusticeAugust 16, 1960 · Name-calling"That's one Korean problem I can solve!", 1953 US cartoon: A cigar-smoking man in a battered hat and waistcoat, his coatUnited States"One Korean problem I can solve" (1953)June 2, 1953 · Plain folksThe House That Jack Built, 1954 US cartoon: A tumbledown shack with 'FHA Scandal' lettered on its roof sits amid junkUnited StatesThe House That Jack BuiltOctober 11, 1954 · Name-callingThe Place is full of Simon Legrees!, 1957 US cartoon: A figure in a bonnet labelled Senate flees across breaking ice carryingUnited StatesThe Place Is Full of Simon Legrees!June 22, 1957 · Name-callingThe Thinker...and Some of his Thoughts..., 1944 US cartoon: An Uncle Sam figure sits in the pose of Rodin's 'The Thinker'United StatesThe Thinker...and Some of His Thoughts (1944)January 3, 1944 · TransferThey'd better not be planning on a Saint-nik!, 1957 US cartoon: Santa Claus sits at a wooden desk under a lantern, holdingUnited StatesSaint-nikNovember 10, 1957 · TransferBessye J. Bearden - Club Woman, Social Worker, 1943 US cartoon: A pencil drawing combines a portrait of Bessye J. BeardenUnited StatesBessye J. Bearden, Club Woman, Social Worker1943 · Testimonial'The Great American Play at Last!' The Birth of a Nation, Lyric Theatre advertisement, 1916 US advertisement: A newspaperUnited StatesBirth of a Nation ad, 1916March 18, 1916 · BandwagonYou can jail a revolutionary, but you can't jail the revolution..., 1969 US poster: A memorial poster sets a large portraitUnited StatesFred Hampton memorial poster (1969)1969 · Name-callingThe Black Stork, 1917 US advertisement: A 1917 U.S. newspaper advertisement for The Black Stork, a film in which surgeonUnited StatesThe Black StorkNovember 1917 · Glittering generalities, Transfer, Testimonial"Some Account of some of the Bloody Deeds of General Jackson" coffin handbill, 1828 US leaflet: Broadside headed "SomeUnited StatesBloody Deeds of General Jackson1828 · Name-calling, Card stackingBooks are weapons in the war of ideas, 1942 US poster: A giant open book stands over a street where uniformed men in Nazi-eraUnited StatesBooks Are Weapons1942 · Testimonial, Fear appealTango no sekku (Boys' Day) carp-banner leaflet, 1944 US leaflet: A Japanese-language leaflet headed 'Tango no sekku'United StatesBoys' Day carp banners, leaflet I07-J-1 (1944)1944 · TransferBrotherhood Week, 1943 US poster: Text-only poster announcing Brotherhood Week, 19 to 28 February 1943, built on a statementUnited StatesBrotherhood Week, 19431943 · Glittering generalities, TestimonialDemocratic nominees Bryan and Sewall broadside, 1896 US poster: Campaign broadside published by Amos Currier, San FranciscoUnited StatesBryan and Sewall, Unlimited Coinage1896 · TransferWe Want / We Do Not Want: Burma Civil Liberties, 1951 US poster: A two-panel Burmese-language poster in red, blue and yellowUnited StatesWe Want / We Do Not Want, Burma (1951)April 4, 1951 · Glittering generalities, Fear appealPresident Bush holds up a bag of crack in the Oval Office, 1989 US photograph: President George H. W. Bush holds up a bagUnited StatesThe Bag from Lafayette ParkSeptember 5, 1989 · Card stacking, Fear appeal, TransferBuy a Bond of the 2nd Liberty Loan and Help Win the War, 1917 US poster: A framed portrait of President Wilson sits betweenUnited StatesBuy a Bond of the 2nd Liberty Loan1917 · Testimonial, TransferBuy More Defense Stamps Now!, 1941 US poster: Lettered-only poster in a red, white and blue shieldUnited StatesBuy More Defense Stamps Now!1941 · Bandwagon, Glittering generalitiesA call to a breed that never dies, 1941 US poster: Navy recruiting sheet built around a verse in which the ghosts of JohnUnited StatesA Call to a Breed That Never Dies1941 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesCan U.S. Have Peace?, 1943 US advertisement: Newspaper-advertisement reprint of a 37-panel cartoon digest of WalterUnited StatesCan U.S. Have Peace?1943 · Card stacking, Fear appealCARE milk gift poster, Ceylon, 1957 US poster: An English-language poster showing a cuffed hand tipping a milk bottle intoUnited StatesCARE milk for CeylonMarch 28, 1957 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesCatania, Sicily: reading Allied news under U.S. and British flags, 1943, 1943 US photograph: Sicilians in Catania studyUnited StatesCatania, reading Allied news, 1943September 1943 · Transfer, Card stacking"We Can Do It! We Can Slow the Spread of COVID-19": CDC poster, 2020 US poster: A CDC public-health poster redrawsUnited StatesCDC We Can Do It, 2020December 21, 2020 · TransferChild-labor standards for the nation's children, 1941 US poster: Black-and-white posterUnited StatesChild-Labor Standards1941 · Glittering generalitiesChina first to fight!, 1943 US poster: Fundraising poster in painted styleUnited StatesChina First to Fight!1943 · TransferChitra Katha photo poster No. 37: Hoffman-Boston school students, Virginia, 1958 US poster: A Bengali photo sheetUnited StatesChitra Katha No. 37: a Virginia schoolApril 8, 1958 · Card stacking, Plain folksChitra Katha photo poster No. 20: Pakistani students in the U.S., 1957 US poster: A Bengali-language photo page for USISUnited StatesChitra Katha No. 20September 6, 1957 · Plain folks, Glittering generalitiesCholera, 1965 US poster: Sheet SP-1003 is a public-health poster in bold line drawings on orange panels showing patientsUnited StatesCholera (Bệnh tả)1965 · Fear appealDesert Storm surrender leaflets, 1991 US leaflet: A framed CIA display of Desert Storm surrender leafletsUnited StatesDesert Storm surrender leaflets1991 · Fear appeal'Mossadeq's Spy Service', 1953 US document: A one-page English typescript written in the first person plural as ifUnited StatesMossadeq's Spy Service1953 · Card stacking, Name-calling'Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare', 1985 US document: A typed page from a guerrilla psychological-operationsUnited StatesCIA Contra Manual, Page 33October 18, 1985 · Euphemism / doublespeak, Glittering generalitiesClosed: Public Notice for Violation of the Rules of the United States Food Administration, 1918 US poster: A blank formUnited StatesClosed: Public Notice1918 · Fear appeal'Greed', illustration from Coin's Financial School, 1894 US pamphlet: Full-page illustration titled 'Greed' (signed Mayer)United StatesGreed (Coin's Financial School)1894 · Name-callingCome South poster, map split at 17th parallel, 1954 US poster: A two-colour map of Vietnam divided at the 17th parallelUnited StatesGo South to Avoid CommunismAugust 5, 1954 · Fear appeal, Card stackingCommunism Gives You Justice? Version B, English, 1957 US poster: A English poster asking whether communism gives justiceUnited StatesCommunism Gives You Justice?April 9, 1957 · Fear appeal, Card stackingคอมมิวนิสต์ หรือ เสรีภาพ (Communism or Freedom), Thai-language poster no. IV, labour panel, 1966 US poster: Two-panel colourUnited StatesCommunism or Freedom (labor panel)1966 · Fear appeal, TransferCommunist Subversion in Latin America poster, PPB-334, 1965 US poster: An English photo-and-text sheet showing seizedUnited StatesCommunist Subversion in Latin AmericaMay 24, 1965 · Fear appeal, Card stacking, Name-callingCommunist Destruction vs Government Construction, Kachin, 1954 US poster: A Kachin-language poster in two columns of four inkUnited StatesCommunist Destruction vs Government ConstructionJuly 27, 1954 · Card stacking, Fear appealCredo, 1953 US poster: An English-language sheet under a blue sky with the title 'Credo' in red lettering and an illuminatedUnited StatesCredoFebruary 4, 1953 · Glittering generalities, Plain folksCrooked Politicians Are Elected by Honest People Who Don't Vote, 1953 US poster: A typed notice under the hand-letteredUnited StatesHonest People Who Don't VoteJuly 30, 1953 · Plain folks, Glittering generalitiesGive Freedom to the Captive Nations! Fight Communism!, 1951 US stamp: A donor stamp from the Crusade for Freedom setsUnited StatesCrusade for Freedom stamp, 19511951 · Transfer"Curse the d--d congress committee and their guns!", 1832 US cartoon: A runaway phaeton marked 'Courier Enquirer', pulledUnited StatesCurse the D--d Congress Committee1832 · Name-callingThe Daily Alaska Empire, daily edition, front page, 1941 US newspaper page: Front page of a Juneau daily the morning afterUnited StatesDaily Alaska Empire, 23 June 1941June 23, 1941 · Card stackingThe Daily Alaska Empire, daily edition, front page, 1941 US newspaper page: Front page of a Juneau daily the day after PearlUnited StatesDaily Alaska Empire, 8 December 1941December 8, 1941 · Name-calling, Card stackingPeace, Little Girl, 1964 US broadcast: A frame from the 1964 Johnson campaign adUnited StatesPeace, Little Girl ("Daisy")September 7, 1964 · Fear appealDarkness at Noon handbill, Civic Theatre, Inc., 1953 US poster: A black-and-white English-language handbill for a stageUnited StatesDarkness at Noon, ManilaMarch 4, 1953 · TransferDays off cost lives!, 1943 US leaflet: Inside spread of the WPB absenteeism leafletUnited StatesDays Off Cost Lives!1943 · Fear appeal, Card stackingDeclare a Paper Holiday for the Duration, 1945 US poster: Blue and red lettered poster under a spread-winged eagle holdingUnited StatesDeclare a Paper Holiday1945 · Glittering generalities, TransferDeliver for "D" Day!, 1944 US poster: Photograph of a landing ship with its bow doors open and troops walking ashore pastUnited StatesDeliver for "D" Day!1944 · TestimonialLeaders of the Democratic Party: The Rioter Seymour, the Butcher Forrest, the Pirate Semmes, the Hangman Hampton, 1868 USUnited StatesLeaders of the Democratic Party (Nast)1868 · Name-calling, Card stacking, TransferDemoralization Leaflet 26: Gạo Bắc Việt (North Vietnamese Rice) cartoon, 1966 US cartoon: Two-panel colour cartoon in orangeUnited StatesDemoralization Leaflet 26 (North Vietnamese Rice)1966 · Name-calling, Fear appealDestroy This Mad Brute — Enlist, 1917 US poster: A rampaging ape wearing a German 'militarism' helmet carries offUnited StatesDestroy This Mad Brute1917 · Fear appeal, Scapegoating, TransferSonntagsblatt der Abend-Post (Detroit), front page, 2 June 1918, 1918 US newspaper page: Front page of a German-languageUnited StatesDetroit Abend-Post, June 2, 1918June 2, 1918 · TestimonialHelp Your Country... and Yourself... Report All Foreign Invaders, 2025 US poster: An Uncle Sam figure in a 1940s-style posterUnited StatesReport All Foreign InvadersJune 11, 2025 · Name-calling, TransferDictatorship: since 1929, in peace and war, average weekly wages in America have increased 34%, 1941 US poster: ThinkUnited StatesDictatorship and the Pay Check1941 · Fear appeal, Card stackingĐừng khạc nhổ, 1965 US poster: A colour poster headed 'Do not spit to stop the spread of tuberculosis' shows a crowd waitingUnited StatesDo Not Spit (tuberculosis)1965 · Fear appealWhy Vietnam?, 1965 US film still: A frame from the Department of Defense film "Why Vietnam?" shows President Lyndon JohnsonUnited StatesWhy Vietnam? (DoD film)1965 · TestimonialDon't feed black market greed, 1946 US poster: Price-control posterUnited StatesDon't Feed Black Market Greed (1946)1946 · Scapegoating, Fear appealDon't kill her daddy with careless talk, 1944 US poster: Color illustration of a wide-eyed blond girl in braids and a ginghamUnited StatesDon't Kill Her Daddy1944 · Fear appeal, TransferDon't Betray Your Heroes: Don't Sell Your Vote!, 1953 US poster: A two-tone English-language poster headed 'Don't betray yourUnited StatesDon't Betray Your HeroesAugust 6, 1953 · Transfer, Fear appealDon't Strip Tease for Anopheles, 1946 US poster: Malaria-control poster for troopsUnited StatesDon't Strip Tease for Anopheles1946 · Fear appealThe Duluth Herald, daily edition, front page, 1922 US newspaper page: Newspaper front page, Wednesday 1 November 1922, LastUnited StatesDuluth Herald on MussoliniNovember 1, 1922 · Card stackingDummy, Dummy...Who's Got the Dummy?, 1957 US cartoon: A figure labelled NASSER, in a military tunic and holding a signUnited StatesDummy, Dummy...Who's Got the Dummy?September 14, 1957 · Name-callingEasy to Get... Syphilis and Gonorrhea, 1943 US poster: A woman in a feathered hat leans on a brick wall at night, cigaretteUnited StatesEasy to Get... Syphilis and Gonorrhea1943 · Fear appeal, Scapegoating美援 / American Aid Product for China, 1948 US poster: A press sheet of four identical labels, each a U.S. flag over a blueUnited StatesAmerican Aid Product for China (1948)1948 · TransferEl Correo Grafico poster, Alliance third anniversary, 1965 US poster: The August 1964 issue of a U.S. Embassy pictorialUnited StatesEl Correo Grafico, August 1964January 1, 1965 · Transfer, Glittering generalities, TestimonialEl Renacimiento, daily, p. 4 article (Manila, 30 October 1908): 'Aves de rapiña', 1908 US newspaper page: Page 4United StatesAves de rapiña (Birds of Prey)October 30, 1908 · Name-callingElections U.S.A. poster, No. 2: The Candidates, 1956 US poster: An English-language poster headed 'Elections - U.S.A.'United StatesElections U.S.A.: The Candidates (1956)January 1, 1956 · Plain folksElectricity for him: the REA way, 1941 US poster: Rural Electrification Administration posterUnited StatesElectricity for Him1941 · Plain folks, Glittering generalitiesEnglish, a World Language poster, 1964 US poster: A sheet promoting EnglishUnited StatesEnglish, a World LanguageMay 4, 1964 · Bandwagon, Card stackingEnlist in a Proud Profession! Join the U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps, 1943 US poster: Painted head-and-shoulders portrait of a youngUnited StatesEnlist in a Proud Profession1943 · Glittering generalities, TransferEnlist in the WAVES: Release a man to fight at sea, 1943 US poster: Colour portrait of a smiling woman in Navy uniformUnited StatesEnlist in the WAVES1943 · TransferEnlist, 1915 US poster: A mother holding an infant sinks through dark green water, eyes closed, a trail of bubbles risingUnited StatesEnlist (Lusitania)1915 · Fear appealEpikaira Illustrated monthly poster, No. 94, 1957 US poster: A Greek-language photo-news sheet, the May 1957 issue (94)United StatesEpikaira Eikonografimena, No. 94January 1, 1957 · Card stacking, TransferMessage to the 45th North Korean Division: Kim Il Sung as a marionette, 1951 US leaflet: A Korean-language leaflet addressedUnited StatesKim Il Sung marionette leaflet (1951)1951 · Name-calling, Fear appealThe Evening Star, daily edition, front page, 1945 US newspaper page: Front page of The Evening Star of Washington, 7 AugustUnited StatesThe Evening Star, 7 August 1945August 7, 1945 · Name-calling, Card stackingEverybody's Listening to America Calling the Philippines, 1951 US poster: A Philippine poster for a Sunday Voice of AmericaUnited StatesEverybody's Listening (1951)May 25, 1951 · Bandwagon, Plain folks'Instructions to All Persons of Japanese Ancestry', 1942 US document: Posted beside an air-raid shelter notice, a U.S. ArmyUnited StatesExclusion instructions, 1942April 11, 1942 · Euphemism / doublespeakExecutive Order 8802: Fair employment practice in defense industries, 1941 US poster: Dark navy notice sheet with the GreatUnited StatesExecutive Order 88021941 · TransferExtent of participation in payroll savings plans for War Savings Bonds, 1942 US poster: Three-panel bar chart, December 1941United StatesPayroll savings participation chart, 1941–421942 · BandwagonWith this Issue I couldn't lose, 1958 US cartoon: A smiling man with a cigarette sits at a desk with a nameplate readingUnited StatesFaubus Wins in LandslideJuly 31, 1958 · Name-callingTo the courageous jet pilots: the way to the free world, 1953 US leaflet: A two-sided Korean-language leaflet addressedUnited StatesJet pilot reward leafletApril 1953 · Bandwagon, Glittering generalitiesMillard Fillmore campaign banner, 1856 US poster: Woodcut banner with Fillmore's portrait in a roundel crowned by an eagleUnited StatesMillard Fillmore, American CandidateJuly 1856 · TransferFood for Peace poster, Upper Volta, 1964 US poster: A French-language photo poster headlined with a quotation from DrUnited StatesFood for Peace, Upper VoltaSeptember 11, 1964 · Testimonial, TransferFood Is Ammunition - Don't Waste It., 1917 US poster: A basket of vegetables, corn and grapes fills the foreground belowUnited StatesFood Is Ammunition1917 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesשפייז וועט געווינען דיא קריעג! (Food Will Win the War!), Yiddish edition, 1917 US poster: Immigrants crowd a ship's railUnited StatesFood Will Win the War (Yiddish)1917 · TransferFor trade, travel, defense: the American Merchant Marine! National Maritime Day, May 22, 1947, 1947 US poster: A passengerUnited StatesFor Trade, Travel, Defense1947 · Glittering generalitiesWe asked four leading crooks for their opinion on gun control, 1977 US poster: A fundraising poster sets drawn portraitsUnited StatesFour leading crooks, 19771977 · Card stacking4 Minute Men: A Message from Washington, 1917 US poster: A town crier in a tricorn hat rings a handbell in frontUnited States4 Minute Men1917 · TransferA Frank Statement to Cigarette Smokers, 1954 US advertisement: A full-page newspaper advertisement from the major U.S.United StatesA Frank Statement, 1954January 4, 1954 · Bothsidesism, Card stackingFreedom-Gram: Help Truth Fight Communism, 1952 US leaflet: A fundraising mailer for Radio Free Europe asks Americans to signUnited StatesFreedom-Gram, 19521952 · Narrative laundering, TransferFreedom of Speech, 1941 US poster: Painting by Norman Rockwell, titled 'Freedom of Speech': a working man in a worn jacketUnited StatesFreedom of Speech1941 · Plain folks, Glittering generalitiesFreedom of Worship, 1941 US poster: Painting by Norman Rockwell, titled 'Freedom of Worship': a crowd of faces in profileUnited StatesFreedom of Worship1941 · Glittering generalities"The Champions of Freedom" Frémont and Dayton banner, 1856 US poster: Lithographed Republican ticket banner with ovalUnited StatesThe Champions of Freedom1856 · Glittering generalities, TransferFrom the Declaration of Independence, 1941 US poster: Text-only blue sheet quoting three founding passagesUnited StatesFrom the Declaration of Independence1941 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesFrontiers of Research poster, 1969 US poster: A square photo poster on American scientific researchUnited StatesFrontiers of ResearchMarch 26, 1969 · Glittering generalities, TransferGarfield's Death Warrant: 'Advertiser Extra' reproducing the Morey letter, 1880 US newspaper page: 'Advertiser Extra'United StatesGarfield's Death WarrantOctober 1880 · Fear appeal, ScapegoatingGazette of the United States, "The Jeffersoniad" no. VIII, 14 August 1800, 1800 US newspaper page: Page 2 of a PhiladelphiaUnited StatesThe Jeffersoniad, no. VIIIAugust 14, 1800 · Name-calling, Fear appealGee!! I Wish I Were a Man, I'd Join the Navy, 1917 US poster: A smiling young woman in a Navy petty officer's jumper and capUnited StatesGee!! I Wish I Were a Man1917 · TransferVote Against Woman Suffrage, 1915 US leaflet: A printed card from the Georgia Association Opposed to Woman's Suffrage givesUnited StatesVote Against Woman Suffrage (Georgia)1915 · Fear appeal, BandwagonGerm Warfare: 공산주의자들의 거짓은 탈로되었다 (The Communists' Lies Have Been Exposed), 1952 US poster: A photo sheet in Korean answeringUnited StatesGerm warfare rebuttal, Korean (1952)May 8, 1952 · Testimonial, TransferGet the Good... From Eggs, 1942 US poster: Home-economics chart noUnited StatesGet the Good... From Eggs1942 · Plain folksGet the Jap and Get It Over!, 1945 US poster: A tattered Japanese rising-sun flag flies above a torn swastika flagUnited StatesGet the Jap and Get It Over!1945 · Name-calling, TransferGhadar di Gunj, verse pamphlet, cover, 1914 US pamphlet: Cover of a pamphlet of Punjabi patriotic verseUnited StatesGhadar di Gunj, 1914March 1914 · TransferGiấy thông-hành, 1967 US leaflet: A yellow safe-conduct pass headed 'Giấy thông-hành' shows the South Vietnamese flagUnited StatesSafe-Conduct Pass (seven flags)1967 · TransferGive us more B-17's, 1944 US poster: Drawing of a damaged B-17 Flying Fortress diving through cloud with German fightersUnited StatesGive Us More B-17's1944 · Testimonial, Card stackingGive your good books to our fighting men, 1943 US poster: Book-donation poster for the 1943 Victory Book CampaignUnited StatesGive Your Good Books to Our Fighting Men1943 · TransferGlobal map for global war and global peace, 1943 US advertisement: Folded wall chart in blue framesUnited StatesGlobal Map for Global War and Global Peace1943 · TransferGood child-labor legislation promotes the health and welfare of children, 1942 US poster: Text-and-map sheetUnited StatesGood Child-Labor Legislation (Children's Bureau maps)1942 · Glittering generalitiesGrant to Hayes - I guess that reform bait wont work this side. Better try an anti-Catholic worm, 1876 US cartoon: Pro-TildenUnited StatesBetter Try an Anti-Catholic Worm1876 · Name-calling, BandwagonThe Greatest Mother in the World: Red Cross Christmas Roll Call, 1918 US poster: A monumental, veiled Red Cross nurse sitsUnited StatesThe Greatest Mother in the World1918 · TransferPresident Johnson's Gulf of Tonkin 'Midnight Address', 1964 US broadcast: President Johnson at the podium for his late-nightUnited StatesGulf of Tonkin addressAugust 4, 1964 · Card stackingGulf War leaflet, portrait with mourning band 'The cold face of death and war', 1991 US leaflet: A black-and-white lineUnited StatesThe Cold Face of Death and War1991 · Name-callingGulf War leaflet, skull-faced figure 'Ruler of the dead', 1991 US leaflet: A black-and-white line drawing of a beardedUnited States"Ruler of the dead" leaflet1991 · Name-callingHalt the Hun! Buy U.S. Government Bonds, Third Liberty Loan, 1918 US poster: Against a wall of flame, an American soldierUnited StatesHalt the Hun!1918 · Name-calling, Fear appeal'This log cabin was the first building erected on the North Bend', Whig print by T. Sinclair, 1840, 1840 US print: HarrisonUnited StatesHarrison's North Bend Log Cabin1840 · Plain folks, TransferHarvest war crops, the Women's Land Army of the U.S. Crop Corps, 1945 US poster: Recruiting poster for the Women's Land ArmyUnited StatesHarvest War Crops (1945)1945 · Transfer, Plain folksHasten the Homecoming, 1945 US poster: Victory Bonds poster showing a soldier with a kit bag standing in a tenement backyardUnited StatesHasten the Homecoming1945 · Plain folksHe Can't Put It Out, 1917 US poster: A heavy man in a top hat, labelled 'Liquor Interests', flees from a towering litUnited StatesHe Can't Put It Out1917 · Bandwagon, Name-callingI can't help but feel that if Hitler and *** had made that trip with us through those plants, 1942 US advertisement: SponsorUnited StatesIf Hitler and *** Had Made That Trip (Philco)1942 · Testimonial, Name-callingHelp control inflation by investing in War Bonds!, 1943 US poster: A type-only sheet in red and blackUnited StatesHelp Control Inflation by Investing in War Bonds!1943 · Fear appeal, Card stackingHelp Our Town Win the Right to Fly This Flag: Third Liberty Loan Honor Roll, 1918 US poster: A white-and-red flag with threeUnited StatesHelp Our Town Win the Right to Fly This Flag1918 · Bandwagon, Identity fusionHelp smash Hitler now! Invasion of Europe, 1943 US poster: Metal-salvage and mining posterUnited StatesHelp Smash Hitler Now!1943 · Fear appeal, TransferHelp your OPA fight inflation, 1946 US poster: Anti-inflation posterUnited StatesHelp Your OPA Fight Inflation1946 · Fear appealHeroes Day Posters: Lincoln, 'All men are created equal', 1954 US poster: A Heroes Day sheet in two inks, red and blackUnited StatesHeroes Day: LincolnAugust 6, 1954 · Testimonial, TransferHe's Watching You, 1942 US poster: A menacing, disembodied German helmet and eyes loom over the phrase 'He's watching you,'United StatesHe's Watching You1942 · Fear appeal, Scapegoating, TransferHis war is over.. Yours isn't! Buy extra bonds, 6th War Loan, 1944 US poster: Soldiers wade through surf carrying a woundedUnited StatesHis War Is Over, 6th War Loan1944 · TransferHit the Bull's Eye! These Are Volunteers. Are You One of Them?, 1917 US poster: A target of concentric orange and blue ringsUnited StatesHit the Bull's Eye! These Are Volunteers1917 · Bandwagon, TransferSmall Figures Assembling a Swastika-Marked Mechanical Giant, 1945 US poster: Untitled graphic with no printed textUnited StatesSwastika-marked giant (untitled, 1945)1945 · Name-calling, TransferHold on to your Social Security card, 1941 US poster: A cartoon everyman in a polka-dot bow tie holds up a Social SecurityUnited StatesHold On to Your Social Security Card1941 · Plain folks, Fear appealHomecoming - To No Home? Help a Veteran and His Family Find a Place to Live!, 1946 US poster: A uniformed soldier sitsUnited StatesHomecoming, to No Home? (1946)1946 · Fear appeal, TransferHomeland Security Advisory System threat-level chart, 2002 US document: A five-color scale (green through red) communicatedUnited StatesHomeland Security Advisory System2002 · Fear appeal, Card stackingHon. Spy Say: Thanks for the Can You Throw Away!, 1943 US poster: On a black ground a grinning caricature in a Japanese armyUnited StatesHon. Spy Say: Thanks for the Can1943 · Name-calling, TransferHow Can You Improve Your Chickens?, 1954 US poster: An Arabic poultry-breeding sheet titled 'How can you improve yourUnited StatesHow Can You Improve Your Chickens?January 27, 1954 · Plain folksHow to shop with War Ration Book Two, 1943 US poster: Six-panel instruction sheet on using War Ration Book TwoUnited StatesHow to Shop with War Ration Book Two1943 · TransferHuman Sterilization Today, 1938 US pamphlet: First page of a 1938 pamphlet from a private California foundation promotingUnited StatesHuman Sterilization Today1938 · Euphemism / doublespeak, Glittering generalities, TransferHun or Home? Buy More Liberty Bonds, 1918 US poster: A charcoal-style drawing shows a girl holding a baby, standing besideUnited StatesHun or Home?1918 · Fear appeal, Name-callingHungary's Fight for Freedom, 111b: Spilling Their Blood, 1957 US poster: A blue poster headed 'Hungary's Fight for Freedom'United StatesHungary's Fight for Freedom, 111bFebruary 26, 1957 · Fear appeal, Name-calling'I am an American' sign in the window of the Wanto Co. store, Oakland, 1942 US sign or banner: A large hand-lettered signUnited StatesI am an American, OaklandMarch 1942 · TransferAttention American Soldiers! I Cease Resistance, 1945 US leaflet: A U.S. surrender pass for Japanese soldiersUnited StatesI Cease Resistance (1945)1945 · Euphemism / doublespeak, TestimonialI just didn't realize I was so bad off, 1963 US cartoon: A well-dressed woman in a fur wrap and pearls is surrounded by boxesUnited StatesI Just Didn't Realize I Was So Bad OffOctober 14, 1963 · Card stackingI need your money to win this war, 1941 US poster: TVA war bond drive posterUnited StatesI Need Your Money (TVA bond drive)1941 · TransferI Want You F.D.R. Stay and Finish the Job!, 1944 US poster: Campaign poster pairing an Uncle Sam figure pointingUnited StatesI Want You F.D.R. (1944)1944 · TransferI Want You for U.S. Army, 1917 US poster: Uncle Sam, in a star-banded top hat and framed in red, white and blue, pointsUnited StatesI Want You for U.S. Army1917 · TransferI want you for the U.S. Army, enlist now, 1940 US poster: Army recruiting posterUnited StatesI Want You (1940 printing)1940 · Identity fusion, TransferIf he talks off the record... report him!, 1941 US poster: Cartoon security poster set in a barUnited StatesIf He Talks Off the Record, Report Him!1941 · Fear appealIf you worked as hard and fast as a Jap we'd smash Tokio a lot quicker, 1943 US poster: Company-issued war-production posterUnited StatesIf You Worked as Hard and Fast as a Jap1943 · Name-calling, TransferIllustrated Current News, No. 4814, article: Services for Saipan Dead, 1944 US newspaper page: News-photo sheetUnited StatesServices for Saipan Dead (1944)1944 · TransferThe Imperial Night-Hawk, 29 August 1923, page 2: 'Poorly Restricted Immigration is One of The Greatest Perils ConfrontingUnited StatesImperial Night-Hawk, immigrationAugust 29, 1923 · Scapegoating, Fear appeal, Card stackingIn English or Spanish...It Means What it Says!, 1960 US cartoon: A large US Navy ship ('U.S.N.') looms over a bearded manUnited StatesIn English or SpanishNovember 3, 1960 · Fear appealIn time of war you are liable to punishment by death or imprisonment for not more than thirty years, 1941 US posterUnited StatesIn Time of War You Are Liable1941 · Fear appealDestroy the Insects That Carry Disease, 1957 US poster: An Arabic public-health poster from JordanUnited StatesDestroy the disease carriersFebruary 19, 1957 · Fear appealIran News poster 52n, Hungary, UN, Eisenhower, 1956 US poster: A Farsi 'Latest News' sheet in magenta and yellow with threeUnited StatesIran News 52nDecember 27, 1956 · TransferCoalition leaflet warning Iraqi units not to use weapons of mass destruction, 2003 US leaflet: Both faces of a CoalitionUnited StatesDo Not Use Weapons of Mass DestructionFebruary 24, 2003 · Fear appealIs your trip necessary? Needless travel interferes with the war effort, 1943 US poster: Home-front travel-restraint posterUnited StatesIs Your Trip Necessary?1943 · Fear appeal, TransferIt's You... and the Rest of the Team, 1944 US advertisement: Army Air Forces recruiting advertisement for boys of 17United StatesIt's You ... and the Rest of the Team (1944)1944 · Identity fusion, Glittering generalitiesI.W.W. Hat Card, 1914 US photograph: A man at an IWW rally for the unemployed in Union Square, New York, wears a hat cardUnited StatesI.W.W. Hat Card, 1914April 11, 1914 · Fear appeal"Jackson ticket" with Hickory tree motto, Baltimore, 1828 US leaflet: Small printed election ticket headed JACKSON TICKETUnited StatesJackson Ticket, Hickory Tree1828 · Bandwagon, Transfer"Jap Trap": Material Conservation, 1942 US poster: A bucktoothed rat in round glasses, a rising-sun cap flying off his headUnited StatesJap Trap, Douglas1942 · Name-callingJap... You're Next! We'll Finish the Job!, 1944 US poster: An elderly, white-haired Uncle Sam in a star-spangled vestUnited States"Jap... You're Next!" Flagg, 19441944 · Name-calling, TransferJapanese Relocation (Office of War Information film), opening text card, 1943 US film still: Opening card of a 1943 U.S.United StatesJapanese Relocation, title card1943 · Euphemism / doublespeakJapan's Life Line, 1944 US leaflet: A U.S. leaflet to Japanese troopsUnited StatesJapan's Life Line, leaflet 10-J-1 (1944)1944 · Fear appealJaps Execute Doolittle Men. We'll Pay You Back Tojo, 1943 US poster: A torn newspaper headline, 'Japs Execute Doolittle Men'United StatesJaps Execute Doolittle Men1943 · Name-calling, Outrage baitJenny on the job - Steps ahead with Low Heels, 1943 US poster: Health-and-safety poster in the 'Jenny on the job' seriesUnited StatesJenny on the Job, Low Heels1943 · Plain folksJoe Dope camouflaged his Garand, 1942 US poster: Three-panel rifle-care cartoonUnited StatesJoe Dope Camouflaged His Garand1942 · Name-calling, Fear appealJoe Dope isn't bughouse or lazy, 1944 US poster: Preventive-maintenance cartoon for soldiersUnited StatesJoe Dope Isn't Bughouse or Lazy (1944)1944 · Fear appeal, Name-callingThe murder of a fine Cal..50 killer by Joe Dope, 1943 US poster: Six-panel comic for aircrewUnited StatesJoe Dope and the Cal. .501943 · Name-callingJoe Dope cleaned his rifle, oh yes, 1941 US poster: Four-panel rifle-cleaning cartoonUnited StatesJoe Dope Cleaned His Rifle1941 · Name-callingServe with SPARS: Women's Reserve, U.S. Coast Guard, 1942 US poster: Portrait of a woman in Coast Guard uniform beforeUnited StatesServe with SPARS1942 · TransferJoin the WAC now!, 1944 US poster: Women's Army Corps recruiting sheet in yellow and black panelsUnited StatesJoin the WAC Now!1944 · Card stackingNancy Reagan holds up a 'Just Say No' sign for press photographers, 1986 US photograph: On horseback at Rancho del CieloUnited StatesJust Say No at the RanchSeptember 6, 1986 · TestimonialVirginia Arnold [holding Kaiser Wilson banner], 1917 US photograph: Virginia Arnold of the National Woman's Party holdsUnited StatesKaiser Wilson banner1917 · TransferKeep'em green: your care will help prevent forest fires, 1946 US poster: Landscape posterUnited StatesKeep'em Green (1946)1946 · Glittering generalities, Plain folksKeep out malaria mosquitoes, repair your torn screens, 1943 US poster: Public-health posterUnited StatesKeep Out Malaria Mosquitoes1943 · Fear appealKennedy film poster, English version, 1964 US poster: A colour portrait of President John F. Kennedy at a desk before a flagUnited StatesYears of Lightning, Day of Drums (Beirut)November 11, 1964 · Transfer, TestimonialKhrushchev and Stalin poster, 1957 US poster: An Italian two-panel caricature in red and blackUnited StatesSiamo tutti stalinisti1957 · Name-calling, Accusation in a mirror"Kill Every One Over Ten", 1902 US cartoon: A U.S. Marine, captioned "Criminals," stands over blindfolded Filipino childrenUnited StatesKill Every One Over TenMay 5, 1902 · Name-calling, Card stackingKnock off a Japanazi with a war stamp, take your change in war stamps, 1942 US poster: War-stamp sheetUnited StatesKnock Off a Japanazi1942 · Name-calling, TransferKnow Your Enemy: Japan, War Department Orientation Film title card, 1945 US film still: Title card of a 1945 U.S. Army filmUnited StatesKnow Your Enemy: Japan, title card1945 · TransferKorea: Nasa Pagtangkilik ng Nagkakaisang Bansa! (Korea: Under the Protection of the United Nations!), 1950 US posterUnited StatesKorea under UN protection, Tagalog sheet1950 · Transfer, Card stacking"Is it really his to gamble?" Serbian-language leaflet 04-B-02-L002, Operation Allied Force, 1999 US leaflet: Two-sidedUnited StatesIs It Really His to Gamble?1999 · Card stackingKremlin's Words and Deeds, 1952 US poster: An English-language sheet comparing UN welfare aidUnited StatesKremlin's Words and Deeds (1952)January 9, 1952 · Card stacking, Name-callingLao poster No. 3, opium smokers, 1959 US poster: Three men and a woman lie on a floor, two men drawing on long pipes overUnited StatesLao poster No. 3, opium smokersJune 22, 1959 · Fear appealLet's get this shield up! Buy extra war bonds today - 4th War Loan, 1944 US poster: Wide window-display card showing a redUnited StatesLet's Get This Shield Up1944 · Bandwagon, TransferLet's go! Our quota is $ ____ 6th War Loan, 1944 US poster: Sixth War Loan poster with a blank to fill in a local dollarUnited StatesLet's Go! Our Quota Is $___ (6th War Loan)1944 · Bandwagon, Plain folksLife, June 14, 1943, cover, 1943 US other: Cover of Life magazine for June 14, 1943United StatesLife cover, High School GraduationJune 14, 1943 · Plain folksLife history of the malaria parasite (Plasmodium vivax) in man and the Anopheles mosquito, 1942 US poster: Black-and-whiteUnited StatesLife History of the Malaria Parasite1942 · Transfer"The Union must and shall be preserved. For President Abraham Lincoln of Illinois. For Vice President Hannibal HamlinUnited StatesThe Union Must and Shall Be Preserved1860 · Glittering generalities, Transfer'Little Mac.', 1864 US leaflet: Song sheet published in New York by J. F. Feeks (copyright 1864) 'from the DemocraticUnited StatesLittle Mac1864 · Bandwagon, Plain folksLives saved by plasma, 1943 US newspaper page: Press-release news sheet dated August 1943United StatesLives Saved by Plasma1943 · Testimonial, TransferLock up these papers: The enemy is vigilant, 1945 US poster: Three government envelopes labelled Secret, ConfidentialUnited StatesLock Up These Papers1945 · Fear appealLoose Lips Might Sink Ships, 1942 US poster: A sinking, burning ship fills the frame under a slogan warning that idleUnited StatesLoose Lips Might Sink Ships1942 · Fear appeal, Card stackingLouis Armstrong and His All Stars at the UNESCO Theater: The Ambassador of Jazz, 1959 US poster: An orange and blackUnited StatesLouis Armstrong in BeirutMarch 24, 1959 · TransferLubbers Don't Live! Oh weep long and loud for a talker named Grey, 1943 US poster: Navy training sheet in verseUnited StatesLubbers Don't Live! A Talker Named Grey1943 · Fear appealMalaya Today, Picture Set D, no. 4: Learning to fire a Bren gun, 1953 US poster: A close photograph of a man in a bush hatUnited StatesLearning to Fire a Bren Gun (1953)September 3, 1953 · Card stackingCivil rights March on Washington, D.C., 1963 US photograph: Warren K. Leffler's view from the Lincoln Memorial on 28 AugustUnited StatesMarch on Washington, 1963August 28, 1963 · TransferMarian Anderson contralto concert poster, 1957 US poster: An orange and black concert poster with a profile photographUnited StatesMarian Anderson in Taipei (1957)August 26, 1957 · TransferThủy Quân Lục Chiến Mỹ có mặt tại đây để giúp đỡ đồng bào, 1966 US leaflet: A hand-lettered Vietnamese leaflet from a U.S.United StatesU.S. Marines Are Here to Help1966 · Name-callingMartha Graham Modern Ballet poster, 1956 US poster: A Farsi announcement for performances by Martha Graham and her balletUnited StatesMartha Graham in Tehran (1956)January 30, 1956 · TransferThe Massacre of Long My, 1967 US poster: A landscape sheet under the black headline 'The bloody massacre at Long-My' showsUnited StatesThe Massacre of Long My1967 · Fear appeal, Testimonial, ScapegoatingM'Clellan campaign songs, no. 1: Forward march for Little Mac; Little Mac and Pendleton; The head of the nation McClellanUnited StatesM'Clellan Campaign Songs, No. 11864 · Bandwagon, Glittering generalitiesMcKinley Was Right, 1900 US poster: Lithograph poster showing McKinley and a second man in front of a large flagUnited StatesMcKinley Was Right1900 · Card stacking, Glittering generalitiesMeaning of Compulsory Service poster 222, 1957 US poster: A Vietnamese-language poster with a colour woodcut-style pictureUnited StatesMeaning of Compulsory Service (1957)May 24, 1957 · Plain folks, Glittering generalitiesMen of 18 and 19: Now you can choose your branch of service, 1942 US poster: Army recruiting posterUnited StatesMen of 18 and 191942 · Transfer, Card stackingA message about food from the President of the United States, 1945 US poster: Text-only sheetUnited StatesA Message About Food (1945)1945 · Glittering generalitiesMinimum Standards for Employment of Women in Industry, 1941 US poster: Twenty-panel chart of workplace standards for womenUnited StatesMinimum Standards for Women in Industry1941 · TransferThe Operation of Democracy (Minshushugi no un'yo), Japanese-language U.S. poster, 1944 US poster: A Japanese-language posterUnited StatesThe Operation of Democracy (1944)1944 · Glittering generalities, Bandwagon'Mission Accomplished' banner on USS Abraham Lincoln, 2003 US photograph: Sailors man the rails of USS Abraham Lincoln underUnited StatesMission Accomplished BannerMay 2, 2003 · TransferMoney Well Spent, I say, 1957 US cartoon: A ragged donkey warms its hands over a can on a small fire at the bottomUnited StatesMoney Well Spent, I Say (1957)February 5, 1957 · Card stackingMoon Close-Ups from Ranger poster, Bangkok, 1964 US poster: An English photo-poster on the Ranger VII lunar probeUnited StatesMoon Close-Ups from U.S. RangerSeptember 8, 1964 · Card stacking, Glittering generalitiesMore and more women work on aircraft, 1942 US poster: Nine-photograph sheet under the headline 'More and more women workUnited StatesMore and More Women Work on Aircraft1942 · Plain folksMore nurses are needed! All women can help - learn how you can aid in army hospitals, 1944 US poster: Painted sceneUnited StatesMore Nurses Are Needed1944 · TransferMore toolie you crackie, more happy jappie, 1941 US poster: Company-sponsored plant posterUnited StatesMore Toolie You Crackie, More Happy Jappie1941 · Name-calling, Fear appealMột đề nghị hòa bình, 1966 US poster: A Vietnamese-language sheet (code SP-1478) pairs a photograph of the United NationsUnited StatesA Proposal for Peace (Goldberg at the UN)1966 · Card stacking, TransferWhy should we help communists kill Americans?, 1966 US advertisement: A full-page, newspaper-style advertisement headed "WhyUnited StatesWhy Should We Help Communists Kill Americans?1966 · Card stacking, Fear appeal"The Mulligan guard lies, but - surrenders", 1884 US cartoon: Puck centerfold by Joseph Keppler, 19 November 1884United StatesThe Mulligan Guard Lies, but SurrendersNovember 19, 1884 · Name-calling, BandwagonMy promise to you: this bond, the safest investment in the world, 1943 US poster: A black, white and red text posterUnited StatesMy Promise to You, the bond's terms1943 · Glittering generalities, TransferNap and Help a Jap: 'Careless Carl' Greases His Truck, 1943 US poster: A heavyset driver in blue overalls dozes againstUnited StatesNap and Help a Jap1943 · Name-calling, Identity fusionI 15 paesi della NATO poster, 1957 US poster: An Italian poster in blue with a grey map of North America and EuropeUnited StatesI 15 paesi della NATO (1957)April 16, 1957 · Glittering generalities, Bandwagon"Negro Rule" vampire cartoon with sworn affidavit, 1900 US cartoon: A bat-winged Black figure labelled 'Negro Rule' risesUnited States"Negro Rule" vampire cartoon (1900)July 4, 1900 · Accusation in a mirror, Fear appeal, ScapegoatingThe New Government of the United States, 1953 US poster: Two photographs, with Japanese text, a portrait of Dwight D.United StatesThe New Government of the United States (1953)February 6, 1953 · TransferAttention AFP Soldiers: These Are the New Huk Tactics, 1954 US poster: A warning sheet addressed to soldiers of the ArmedUnited StatesThese Are the New Huk Tactics (1954)May 12, 1954 · Fear appealHow many more must die? March Against Death: A Vietnam memorial, 1969 US poster: Yellow poster showing a halftoneUnited StatesHow Many More Must Die?1969 · TransferUnited StatesNew York Tough poster, 2020July 13, 2020Nixon with the edited White House tape transcripts, 1974 US photograph: President Nixon addresses the nation beside stackedUnited StatesNixon and the Edited TranscriptsApril 29, 1974 · Limited hangoutNo home remedy or quack ever cured syphilis or gonorrhea, 1941 US poster: Public health posterUnited StatesNo Home Remedy or Quack Ever Cured1941 · Card stacking, Fear appealNobody Can Stop Us from Exercising Our God-Given Right to Vote, 1953 US poster: A type-only poster in slanted block capitalsUnited StatesOur God-Given Right to Vote (1953)July 30, 1953 · Glittering generalities, Bandwagon"It's none of the public's business", 1923 US cartoon: Kirby's 'MrUnited StatesNone of the Public's BusinessFebruary 8, 1923 · Name-callingNow for a round-up, 1918 US cartoon: Uncle Sam walks away from the Capitol, where a banner reads 'Sedition law passed'United StatesNow for a Round-UpMay 9, 1918 · Name-calling, TransferLiberated by the Viet Cong, 1968 US poster: A landscape poster headed "Liberated by the Viet Cong" arranges nineUnited StatesLiberated by the Viet Cong1968 · Fear appeal, Card stackingThey're the reason we're in Vietnam, 1965 US poster: A poster headed "They're the reason we're in Vietnam" shows oneUnited StatesThey're the Reason We're in Vietnam1965 · Card stackingNew York Journal and Advertiser, front page, 17 February 1898, 1898 US newspaper page: Front page two days after the USSUnited StatesThe Journal on the Maine, 17 February 1898February 17, 1898 · Card stackingNew York World, front page, 17 February 1898, 1898 US newspaper page: Front page two days after the USS Maine blew upUnited StatesThe World on the Maine, 17 February 1898February 17, 1898 · Card stackingThe New York Times, daily edition, front page, 1915 US newspaper page: Front page of The New York Times, Saturday 8 May 1915United StatesNew York Times, 8 May 1915May 8, 1915 · TestimonialACA Comic Strips: He's Too Hip And He's Covered, 2015 US cartoon: A four-panel comic with a bearded cyclist in thick glassesUnited StatesToo Hip for Health Care?January 27, 2015 · BandwagonHouse of Cuts: The House Republican Budget Stacks the Deck Against the Middle Class, 2014 US digital post: A tall White HouseUnited StatesHouse of CutsApril 10, 2014 · Card stacking, Fear appealOfficial United States War Film, 1917 US poster: A plain blue sheet with large white capitals announces an 'Official UnitedUnited StatesOfficial United States War Film1917 · TransferOil is ammunition! Oil workers are war workers!, 1943 US poster: Text-only broadside that repeats 'oil is ammunition' downUnited StatesOil Is Ammunition!1943 · Transfer, Identity fusion1797 Old Ironsides U.S. Frigate Constitution 1927, 1927 US poster: A colour print of the sailing frigate U.S.S. ConstitutionUnited StatesOld Ironsides, 1797–19271927 · Transfer"Old Jack, the famous New Orleans mouser", 1832 US cartoon: Andrew Jackson, drawn as a large catUnited StatesOld Jack, the New Orleans Mouser1832 · Name-calling, ScapegoatingOperation Freedom poster No. 2: Di-cư vào Nam là chọn Tự-Do, 1954 US poster: A sheet of fifteen numbered halftone photographsUnited StatesMigrating South Is Choosing Freedom (1954)September 22, 1954 · Card stacking, Bandwagon, Glittering generalitiesOur enemies' orders to their spies in the U.S.A.: Fight un-American propaganda, 1941 US poster: Silhouetted submarineUnited StatesOur Enemies' Orders to Their Spies1941 · Fear appeal, TransferPaul Robeson - Actor, Artist, Athlete, 1943 US cartoon: A pencil biographical panel shows a large portrait of Paul RobesonUnited StatesPaul Robeson - Actor, Artist, Athlete1943 · Testimonial, Glittering generalitiesA Second Emancipation Proclamation!!, 1943 US cartoon: Roosevelt signs a document marked 'Atlantic Charter' on a warship'sUnited StatesA Second Emancipation Proclamation!!1943 · TransferSilence means security: A wise Old Owl sat in an oak, 1943 US poster: Security posterUnited StatesA Wise Old Owl: Silence Means Security1943 · TransferCall to the Fourth Pan-African Congress, New York, 1927 US document: A typewritten circular calls a Fourth Pan-AfricanUnited StatesFourth Pan-African Congress callAugust 1927 · Glittering generalitiesPenicillin for Gonorrhea works 95 times out of 100, 1946 US poster: Navy venereal-disease posterUnited StatesPenicillin for Gonorrhea (1946)1946 · Fear appeal"People of Grenada": US forces handbill, Operation Urgent Fury, 1983 US leaflet: A halftone handbill shows armed soldiersUnited StatesPeople of GrenadaOctober 1983 · Glittering generalitiesPeople who stand on swivel chairs end up in wheel chairs, 1946 US poster: Office-safety posterUnited StatesPeople Who Stand on Swivel Chairs1946 · Fear appealPeople's Capitalism exhibition poster, No. 62, 1957 US poster: A Spanish-language poster advertising a free exhibition titledUnited StatesCapitalismo del PuebloJune 3, 1957 · Glittering generalities, Plain folksPershing Says: The S.O.S. Shares the Success With Us, 1918 US poster: A morale poster for AEF supply personnel quotes GeneralUnited StatesPershing Says, S.O.S.1918 · TestimonialPershing's Crusaders, 1918 US poster: General John J. Pershing rides at the head of American troops under the StarsUnited StatesPershing's Crusaders1918 · TransferPictorial Review poster, No. 10: Alaska and Hawaii, the 49-star flag, 1959 US poster: A photo sheet on U.S. statehoodUnited StatesPictorial Review No. 10, Alaska and Hawaii (1959)July 7, 1959 · Glittering generalities, Transfer, Card stackingPictures in the News poster, No. 7, 1965 US poster: A folded English news sheet topped by a strip of fourteen African postageUnited StatesPictures in the News No. 7 (1965)June 20, 1965 · Transfer, TestimonialPictures in the News poster, No. 5, 1965 US poster: An English fold-out photo sheet with six captioned news photographsUnited StatesPictures in the News No. 5 (1965)March 12, 1965 · Card stacking, TransferPipedown Soldier! Tokio's Listening!, 1942 US poster: Security posterUnited StatesPipedown Soldier! Tokio's Listening!1942 · Fear appealPitch in and Help! Join the Women's Land Army, 1943 US poster: Recruiting posterUnited StatesPitch In and Help! Women's Land Army1943 · Bandwagon, Plain folksIt's Time to Lay This Needle Aside!, 1955 US cartoon: A vial labelled 'POLIO VACCINE' stands on a folder marked 'DISTRIBUTIONUnited StatesLay This Needle AsideMay 18, 1955 · Card stacking"Position of the Democratic Party in 1852", 1852 US print: Print in which Pierce lies face-down on the 'Baltimore Platform'United StatesPosition of the Democratic Party in 18521852 · Name-calling, TransferPosture standards. Stocky-type boys, 1926 US poster: Health-education chart for stocky-type boysUnited StatesPosture Standards, Stocky-Type Boys1926 · Glittering generalitiesMobile Production Facilities for Biological Agents, 2003 US document: A computer-rendered diagram of truck-mountedUnited StatesPowell's mobile-labs slideFebruary 5, 2003 · Card stacking"Keep off! Monroe doctrine", 1912 US cartoon: Uncle Sam lifts the sombrero off a squatting "fisherman" at Magdalena BayUnited StatesKeep Off! Monroe Doctrine1912 · Fear appeal"The Great Presidential Sweepstakes of 1856", 1856 US cartoon: Horse-race cartoon with Fillmore's "American Express" carriageUnited StatesThe Great Presidential Sweepstakes of 18561856 · Bandwagon, Name-callingHaving seen the quality of the work and of the workers on our production lines, 1942 US poster: Home-front production posterUnited StatesHaving Seen the Quality of the Work (OWI Poster No. 13)1942 · Testimonial, TransferPrinciples of the Prohibition party, 1888 US print: Black-and-white lithographUnited StatesPrinciples of the Prohibition PartySeptember 11, 1888 · Card stacking, Fear appealPrivate Snafu: No Buddy Atoll, frame of a dazed Japanese naval officer caricature, 1945 US film still: Black-and-whiteUnited StatesPrivate Snafu, No Buddy AtollOctober 8, 1945 · Name-callingProduce for Victory!, 1942 US poster: Colour photographic poster from a commercial publisherUnited StatesProduce for Victory! (Bill of Rights)1942 · Glittering generalities, TestimonialProduction lines are battle lines!, 1942 US poster: Stylised poster in black, brown, grey and redUnited StatesProduction Lines Are Battle Lines1942 · TransferPropaganda Pamphlets poster, No. 66, 1958 US poster: A Quechua-language poster contrasting two kinds of 'assistance'. At topUnited StatesPropaganda Pamphlets poster, Peru (1958)January 1, 1958 · Plain folks, Card stackingProstitution spreads syphilis and gonorrhea, 1944 US poster: Public health posterUnited StatesProstitution Spreads Syphilis (1944)1944 · Fear appealPublic office is a public trust: Democratic campaign banner no. 1, 1888 US poster: Banner-style sheet, "Democratic campaignUnited StatesPublic Office Is a Public Trust1888 · Glittering generalities, Transfer"As to Japanese Exclusion", 1907 US cartoon: Cover that argues against excluding Japanese immigrants by drawing a crowdUnited StatesAs to Japanese ExclusionMarch 13, 1907 · Name-calling"I did not raise my girl to be a voter", 1915 US cartoon: A Puck cartoon parodies the anti-war song 'I Didn't Raise My BoyUnited StatesI Did Not Raise My Girl to Be a VoterOctober 9, 1915 · TransferWhere Both Platforms Agree: No Vote, No Use to Either Party, 1880 US cartoon: Puck cover by J. A. Wales (14 July 1880, volUnited StatesWhere Both Platforms AgreeJuly 14, 1880 · ScapegoatingPvt. Joe Louis says: We're going to do our part... and we'll win because we're on God's side, 1942 US poster: PhotographUnited StatesPvt. Joe Louis Says1942 · Testimonial, Glittering generalitiesQue hacen los Estados Unidos en Santo Domingo, 1965 US poster: A Spanish-language photo poster on the 1965 U.S. troop landingUnited StatesQue hacen los Estados Unidos en Santo DomingoMay 19, 1965 · Card stacking, Name-callingCrowd at the Arkansas State Capitol protesting school integration, with signs reading "Race mixing is Communism," LittleUnited StatesRace Mixing Is CommunismAugust 20, 1959 · Semantic hijacking, Transfer"Brief History of Radio Swan": annex to a 1961 memorandum, 1961 US document: Typed page marked 'Eyes Only' and headed 'BriefUnited StatesBrief History of Radio Swan1961 · Narrative launderingRationing means a fair share for all of us, 1943 US poster: Two-panel before-and-after poster in grey and redUnited StatesRationing Means a Fair Share1943 · Card stacking, BandwagonRationing safeguards your share, 1942 US poster: Landscape posterUnited StatesRationing Safeguards Your Share1942 · Glittering generalities, TransferRead the Official Bulletin: War Information, Ask for It Here, 1917 US poster: A text poster under the national eagleUnited StatesRead the Official Bulletin1917 · Glittering generalities, Card stackingReady Power for Peace, 7th Fleet poster, 1964 US poster: A sheet on the US Seventh FleetUnited StatesReady Power for Peace (7th Fleet)May 21, 1964 · Euphemism / doublespeak, TransferRed Star Over Asia PO-24-E, 1951 US poster: A caricatured uniformed figure with a hammer-and-sickle armband kneelsUnited StatesRed Star Over Asia (1951)October 3, 1951 · Fear appeal, Name-calling, Card stackingRegeneración, weekly, front page, 1913 US newspaper page: Front page of Regeneración (Los Angeles) with a lead articleUnited StatesRegeneración, 16 August 1913August 16, 1913 · Name-calling, Fear appeal, ScapegoatingRegulars and ex-regulars, 1938 US poster: Text-only recruiting handbill in red and blue type inside a blue border, addressedUnited StatesRegulars and Ex-Regulars1938 · Card stackingReligious Oppression poster 171d: Cardinal Mindszenty trial, 1954 US poster: Two press photographs of the 1949 trialUnited StatesCardinal Mindszenty trial, Thai poster (1954)September 15, 1954 · Bandwagon, Card stackingReligious Oppression poster 171e: Communism destroys religion, 1954 US poster: A yellow sheet headed 'Communism destroysUnited StatesCommunism destroys religionSeptember 15, 1954 · Card stacking, Fear appealRemain with the colors, be a modern minute man, 1938 US poster: Color recruiting sheetUnited StatesRemain with the Colors1938 · TransferRemember Belgium. Buy Bonds. Fourth Liberty Loan, 1918 US poster: A German soldier in a spiked helmet, drawn as a blackUnited StatesRemember Belgium1918 · Fear appeal, TransferRemember the Maine! And Don't Forget the Starving Cubans!, 1898 US cartoon: A colour lithograph shows Uncle Sam in mourningUnited StatesRemember the Maine! (Judge)May 7, 1898 · Card stackingRemember Your First Thrill of American Liberty, 1917 US poster: Immigrant families with bundles and children crowd the deckUnited StatesRemember Your First Thrill of American Liberty1917 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesReturn Trip to Earth, 1969 US poster: A fold-out sheet headed 'Return trip to Earth' pairs a colour photographUnited StatesReturn Trip to Earth (Apollo 11)1969 · TransferHe needs a mind of his own... he needs Radio Free Europe, 1970 US advertisement: A transit advertisement pairs a solemnUnited StatesHe Needs a Mind of His Own1970 · Transfer, Narrative launderingWhen You Ride Alone, You Ride with Hitler, 1943 US poster: Poster showing a man in a hat driving alone, with an outlineUnited StatesWhen You Ride Alone, You Ride with Hitler1943 · Name-calling, TransferRight in Der Führer's Face! Invest Now... Buy More Bonds, 1942 US poster: U.S. Treasury Second War Loan posterUnited StatesRight in Der Fuehrer's Face1942 · Name-calling, Transfer"Right to Life" demonstration, at White House and Capitol, 1978 US photograph: Marchers on the fifth anniversary of Roe vUnited StatesRight to Life March, 1978January 23, 1978 · Glittering generalitiesSaboteur, 1943 US poster: Public health sheetUnited StatesSaboteur: Combat the Rat1943 · Name-calling, Fear appealSave food, fight famine, 1946 US poster: Long narrow brown banner with white capital lettering reading 'Save food' and 'FightUnited StatesSave Food, Fight Famine1946 · Glittering generalitiesSave Serbia our ally: Serbian Relief Committee of America poster, 1916 US poster: A crayon lithograph shows a columnUnited StatesSave Serbia Our Ally1916 · TransferSave waste fats for explosives, 1943 US poster: Home-front salvage posterUnited StatesSave Waste Fats for Explosives1943 · TransferSave waste paper: sort and bundle, give or sell it!, 1944 US poster: A smiling woman in a red-and-white striped apron tiesUnited StatesSave Waste Paper1944 · Plain folks, TransferSave your cans: help pass the ammunition, 1942 US poster: A soldier in a helmet fires a water-cooled machine gun besideUnited StatesSave Your Cans1942 · TransferSave your scraps to bomb the Japs, 1942 US poster: A bomber drops bombs, built as scrap-metal shapes, onto an upside-downUnited StatesSave Your Scraps to Bomb the Japs1942 · Name-calling, Transfer"School Begins", 1899 US cartoon: Uncle Sam lectures new pupils labelled Philippines, Hawaii, Porto Rico and Cuba, drawnUnited StatesSchool BeginsJanuary 25, 1899 · Name-calling, Glittering generalitiesRecognize the Signs of Terrorism-Related Suspicious Activity, 2018 US poster: Under the line 'Protect your every day'United StatesRecognize the Signs (If You See Something, Say Something)2018 · Fear appeal, Card stackingShadow across the rising sun, 1960 US cartoon: A Japanese flag on a pole stands on a map of the Japanese islands labelledUnited StatesShadow Across the Rising Sun (1960)June 17, 1960 · Fear appealShare the meat, 1941 US advertisement: Sponsor advertisement sheetUnited StatesShare the Meat1941 · Card stacking, BandwagonShe May Look Clean—But, 1943 US poster: A smiling young woman fills the frame over the words 'She may look clean—but'. BelowUnited StatesShe May Look Clean—But1943 · Fear appeal, ScapegoatingShe stood by me for hours, 1944 US poster: Photograph of a shirtless wounded paratrooper in a hospital bed with a tractionUnited StatesShe Stood by Me for Hours (1944)1944 · Testimonial, Fear appealSlums breed crime, 1941 US poster: Housing posterUnited StatesSlums Breed Crime1941 · Fear appeal, Card stackingSmokey says - Care will prevent 9 out of 10 forest fires!, 1944 US poster: Painted poster of Smokey Bear in ranger hatUnited StatesSmokey Says: 9 out of 10 (1944)1944 · Card stacking, TransferSneaky and the Professor, 1943 US poster: Four-row colour comic strip for soldiers about venereal diseaseUnited StatesSneaky and the Professor1943 · Fear appeal, Name-callingMột chiến sĩ trong trận giặc chống nghèo, 1965 US poster: A poster (code SP-1436) profiles Ha Van Nam, a Rural ConstructionUnited StatesA Soldier in the War Against Poverty1965 · Testimonial, Glittering generalitiesSomebody blabbed - Button your lip!, 1942 US poster: A limp hand in a sleeve lies beside a rifle butt tangled in barbed wireUnited StatesSomebody Blabbed (soldier's hand)1942 · Fear appealSomeone Talked!, 1942 US poster: A giant hand made of a newspaper page, its headline reading 'U.S. Ship Sunk By...'United StatesSomeone Talked!1942 · Fear appealSpeaking of Pictures... Russian War Posters Are Colorful and Forceful, 1942 US print: A Life magazine page reproduces SovietUnited StatesSpeaking of Pictures: Russian War Posters (Life)1942 · Name-calling"Special Delivery for Freedom!", 1944 US cartoon: A pencil drawing shows a giant, bare-chested merchant seaman pointing aheadUnited StatesSpecial Delivery for Freedom! (1944)1944 · Glittering generalities, TransferHelp win the war: Squeeze in one more, 1941 US poster: Cartoon sheet from a Douglas war-production driveUnited StatesSqueeze in one more1941 · Bandwagon, Plain folksNêu cao ý chí bất khuất (Uphold the Unyielding Will), Sacred Sword of the Patriots League leaflet with Le Loi, 1964 USUnited StatesSacred Sword leaflet with Le Loi1964 · Transfer, Narrative launderingSSPL Membership Card (Chứng minh thư), Sacred Sword of the Patriots League Southern Committee, 1971 US document: BilingualUnited StatesSSPL Membership Card1971 · AstroturfingThe St. Louis Argus, 14 October 1921, Part Two: 'St. Louis Board of Aldermen Fails To Condemn The Ku Klux Klan', 1921 USUnited StatesSt. Louis Argus on the Klan, 1921October 14, 1921 · TestimonialStamp out black markets with your ration stamps. Pay no more than legal prices, 1943 US poster: Vertical color posterUnited StatesStamp Out Black Markets1943 · Name-calling, Transfer"State Mining" Jackson campaign lithograph, 1828 US cartoon: Lithograph captioned STATE MINING: Jackson sits on a rockUnited StatesState Mining1828 · Transfer, Name-callingThe state of this nation is good, 1943 US poster: Text-only dark blue poster with a small eagle-and-shield emblem above fourUnited StatesThe State of This Nation Is Good1943 · Glittering generalities, TestimonialWhat Are You Going to Do About It? Stay on the Job Until Every Murdering Jap Is Wiped Out!, 1944 US poster: A JapaneseUnited StatesEvery Murdering Jap Is Wiped Out (1944)1944 · Name-calling, Fear appealStay on the job to finish the job. Give him a better chance to get back, 1944 US poster: Colour painting of a helmetedUnited StatesStay on the Job1944 · TransferStill at the top of the sick list, 1942 US poster: Health poster of the American Social Hygiene Association (Poster NoUnited StatesStill at the Top of the Sick List1942 · Fear appealStory of Hungary poster No. 1: Comes to the Philippines, 1958 US poster: Six captioned photographs of Philippine eventsUnited StatesStory of Hungary Comes to the PhilippinesJanuary 7, 1958 · Testimonial, Bandwagon, Card stackingSucker! If you pay over ceiling prices, 1946 US poster: Price-control poster in orange and brownUnited StatesSucker! If You Pay Over Ceiling Prices1946 · Name-calling, Fear appealSurvival in Space poster, English edition, 1958 US poster: A two-page photo spread in English on United States research intoUnited StatesSurvival in SpaceOctober 30, 1958 · TransferSurvival Under Atomic Attack, 1950 US pamphlet: Cover of the 1950 federal civil defense bookletUnited StatesSurvival Under Atomic Attack (1950)1950 · Fear appeal"Swear!", 1923 US cartoon: Kirby's recurring 'MrUnited States"Swear!" (Kirby, 1923)November 11, 1923 · Transfer, Name-callingTell That to the Marines!, 1918 US poster: A civilian in shirtsleeves and waistcoat tears off his jacket, fists clenched, hisUnited StatesTell That to the Marines!1918 · Name-callingTexas Coming In (pro-Polk cartoon), 1844, 1844 US cartoon: Cartoon of a steamboat "Texas" crossing a bridge to Polk, whoUnited StatesTexas Coming In1844 · Bandwagon, Name-callingThank You So Much, American Soldier, for Wasting Food, 1943 US poster: A grinning, bespectacled caricature in a brown uniformUnited StatesThank You for Wasting Food (Help Tojo Win War)1943 · Name-calling, TransferThat Liberty Shall Not Perish from the Earth: Buy Liberty Bonds, 1918 US poster: Lower Manhattan burns under an orange skyUnited StatesThat Liberty Shall Not Perish from the Earth1918 · Fear appeal, TransferThe Boot... Toe and Heel, 1953 US cartoon: A bespectacled man labelled 'De Gasperi' is being kicked off a map of Italy, 'theUnited StatesThe Boot... Toe and Heel (1953)July 30, 1953 · Fear appeal'The Fox Chace', Whig cartoon of Van Buren hunted by cider-barrel hounds, 1840, 1840 US cartoon: Van Buren as a foxUnited StatesThe Fox Chace1840 · Name-calling, BandwagonThe grease you save... will burn the pants off Hermann!, 1943 US poster: Fat-salvage posterUnited StatesThe Grease You Save... Will Burn the Pants off Hermann!1943 · Name-calling, TransferThe Jap Way: Cold-Blooded Murder. We'll Make Them Pay If You Keep Up Production, 1943 US poster: A halftone photograph of twoUnited StatesThe Jap Way: Cold-Blooded Murder1943 · Name-calling, Fear appealThe Juggler, 1954 US cartoon: A caricature of a man in a tailcoat on a stage, labelled by an easel sign 'ProfessorUnited StatesThe Juggler (1954)August 20, 1954 · Fear appealThe Menace front page, 12 April 1913, 1913 US newspaper page: Front page of an anti-Catholic weeklyUnited StatesThe Menace, 12 April 1913April 12, 1913 · Bandwagon, ScapegoatingThe More Women at Work the Sooner We Win!, 1943 US poster: Colour poster of a woman in a red uniform handling a transparentUnited StatesThe More Women at Work1943 · Card stacking, Glittering generalitiesTen years ago: The Nazis burned these books... but free Americans can still read them, 1943 US poster: A night photographUnited StatesThe Nazis burned these books1943 · Fear appeal, Glittering generalitiesThe Public Eye is on You, soldiers' conduct poster, 1955 US poster: Four large eyes each frame a cartoon of armed soldiersUnited StatesThe Public Eye Is on You (1955)February 4, 1955 · Glittering generalitiesThe Spacemobile space science poster, 1965 US poster: A poster announcing 'The Spacemobile', a space science lectureUnited StatesThe SpacemobileFebruary 26, 1965 · TransferThe Woman Who Votes Has Outdone the Man Who Didn't!, 1951 US poster: A woman in a dress with butterfly-style sleeves dropsUnited StatesThe Woman Who VotesOctober 8, 1951 · Bandwagon, Plain folksThe Five Sullivan Brothers 'Missing in Action' off the Solomons: They Did Their Part, 1943 US poster: A photograph of fiveUnited StatesThey Did Their Part: The Five Sullivan Brothers1943 · Transfer, Plain folksThey're closer than you think!, 1942 US poster: Ordnance Department posterUnited StatesThey're Closer Than You Think!1942 · Fear appeal, Name-callingThis Is Nazi Brutality, 1942 US poster: U.S. wartime posterUnited StatesThis Is Nazi Brutality1942 · Fear appealThis Is the Enemy, 1943 US poster: Office of War Information Poster NoUnited StatesThis Is the Enemy, 19431943 · Scapegoating, Transfer, Fear appealThis Isn't War... It's Murder, 1943 US poster: Soldiers in dark helmets with distorted, near-skeletal faces thrust bayonetsUnited StatesThis Isn't War... It's Murder1943 · Outrage bait, Name-callingThis Man Is Your Friend: Chinese. He Fights for Freedom, 1942 US poster: A photograph of a smiling Chinese NationalistUnited StatesThis Man Is Your Friend: Chinese1942 · Glittering generalities, TransferThis Man May Die if You Talk Too Much, 1943 US poster: Color photograph of a young sailor framed in a riveted ship'sUnited StatesThis Man May Die1943 · Fear appealTo make men free, 1944 US poster: Navy WAVES recruiting posterUnited StatesTo Make Men Free1944 · Glittering generalities, TransferTokio Kid Say: If Not Working Hard for "E's", 1942 US poster: Under 'Tokio Kid say-', a fanged, bespectacled caricatureUnited StatesTokio Kid, poster no. 7141942 · Name-calling, TransferTokio Kid Say: Oh So Joyful for Mishap, 1942 US poster: Under the lettering 'Tokio Kid say', a fanged, bespectacledUnited StatesTokio Kid, mishap sheet1942 · Name-calling, TransferTokio Kid Say: Rivets on Floor, 1942 US poster: A photographed tabletop scene in modelled figuresUnited StatesTokio Kid, rivets sheet1942 · Name-calling, TransferTotalitarianism Is Your Enemy, PO-230-B, 1954 US poster: A Burmese-language color poster of an older man in a head-clothUnited StatesTotalitarianism Is Your Enemy (1954)February 19, 1954 · Name-calling, Plain folksTreat 'Em Rough! Join the Tanks, United States Tank Corps, 1918 US poster: An enormous snarling black cat with bared clawsUnited StatesTreat 'Em Rough!1918 · Fear appeal, TransferPresident Trump's Coronavirus Guidelines for America, 2020 US postcard: A two-sided bulk-mail card headed 'Slow the SpreadUnited StatesCoronavirus Guidelines mailer, March 2020March 16, 2020 · TransferTrung-tướng Trần-Độ: sống tại miền Bắc, chết tại miền NamUnited StatesTrần Độ, alive in the North, dead in the South1968 · Fear appealInvest a "Truth Dollar" in Radio Free Europe, 1954 US banknote or coin: A Crusade for Freedom advertisement asks AmericansUnited StatesTruth Dollar, 19541954 · Narrative laundering, Glittering generalities, TransferTyrants Prostrate, Liberty Triumphant (pro-Polk cartoon on Dorr), 1844, 1844 US cartoon: Cartoon set in Thomas Dorr's prisonUnited StatesTyrants Prostrate, Liberty Triumphant1844 · Name-calling, Fear appeal你們有多少人已戴上了綠帽子? (How Many of You Have Already Put On the Green Hat?), leaflet 7255, 1953 US leaflet: A Chinese-languageUnited StatesLeaflet 7255, the green hat (1953)1953 · Name-calling농민의 고혈을 짜는 공산당! (The Communists Who Squeeze the Farmers' Blood), leaflet 1243, 1952 US leaflet: Korean-language leafletUnited StatesLeaflet 1243, the farmers' levy (1952)November 18, 1952 · Card stacking, Name-calling지게나 마차로 B-29와 젯트기에 대항이 되겠는가! (Can A-Frames and Carts Stand Against B-29s and Jets?), leaflet 8274, 1952 US leaflet: BothUnited StatesLeaflet 8274, A-frame against B-29 (1952)1952 · Fear appeal行駛的軍車是好目標 (Moving Military Vehicles Are Good Targets), leaflet no. 8526, Chinese, 1951 US leaflet: A Chinese-language leafletUnited StatesLeaflet 8526, trucks as targets (1951)1951 · Fear appeal, Bandwagon蘇俄不肯全力援助中共 (Soviet Russia Is Unwilling to Give China Full Aid), leaflet 7230, 1953 US leaflet: A Chinese-language cartoonUnited StatesLeaflet 72301953 · Card stackingワクチンの新製造法によつて、家畜は、恐ろしい牛疫から護られる。United StatesU.N. Day Poster No. 7, rinderpest (1953)September 14, 1953 · Glittering generalities, Plain folksMacArthur to the Commander-in-Chief, North Korean forces: atrocities against prisoners, 1950 US document: A typed letterUnited StatesMacArthur letter on prisoners (1950)August 20, 1950 · Fear appealMacArthur's portrait: listen to the news at 9 every night on 950 kilocycles, 1950 US leaflet: A Korean-language leaflet whoseUnited StatesMacArthur radio-news leaflet (1950)1950 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesAir raid warning: Citizens of Pyongyang, leave quickly, 1951 US leaflet: A two-sided Korean leaflet in red inkUnited StatesPyongyang air-raid warning (1951)1951 · Fear appealUnion and liberty! And union and slavery!, 1864 US print: A wood-engraving by Martin W. Siebert attacking the DemocraticUnited StatesUnion and Liberty! And Union and Slavery!1864 · Scapegoating, Fear appealUnited States Property! The Secretary of the Interior: Order for Taking Possession, 1943 US poster: Government noticeUnited StatesUnited States Property! Coal Mine Possession Order1943 · TransferUnited We Win, 1943 US poster: A Black and a white war worker rivet an aircraft section side by side under a full-widthUnited StatesUnited We Win1943 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesUniversal-International News title card: 'Gen. Clay: Reds Underestimate Our Airlift to Berlin', 1948 US film still: OpeningUnited StatesGen. Clay on the Berlin airlift (1948)October 21, 1948 · Name-callingThe Vietnam War, December 31, 1971: may it rest in peace, 1971 US poster: Photograph of a gravestone in snow, inscribed "TheUnited StatesThe Vietnam War, May It Rest in Peace1971 · TransferAn Urgent Plea to Tenants, 1941 US poster: Red text-and-picture sheet addressed to apartment tenantsUnited StatesAn Urgent Plea to Tenants1941 · Card stacking, Glittering generalitiesU.S. Astronaut Walks in Space poster, 65-360, 1965 US poster: A fold-out sheet headlined 'U.S. Astronaut Walks in Space'United StatesU.S. Astronaut Walks in SpaceJuly 30, 1965 · Testimonial, Card stackingBack to Normalcy, 1945 US cartoon: A father sits dazed beside a car with a flat tire and a leaking radiator, while a womanUnited StatesBack to NormalcySeptember 3, 1945 · Card stackingBritain at War - J. B. Priestley, 1939 US advertisement: A two-colour flyer shows two helmeted profiles above the titleUnited StatesBritain at War, Harper book flyer1939 · TestimonialDeath to Fascism! Liberty to the People!, 1944 US poster: A photograph of Josip Broz Tito in profile sits inside blackUnited StatesDeath to Fascism! (Tito, 1944)1944 · Glittering generalitiesSíntomas del Paludismo [Symptoms of Malaria], 1943 US poster: A health poster lists the symptoms of malaria with smallUnited StatesSíntomas del Paludismo (Symptoms of Malaria)1943 · Fear appealU.S. Holiday Toll vs. Korean War casualties through Aug. 25: 6,886, 1950 US cartoon: A hooded Death figure with a scythe, itsUnited StatesHoliday Toll vs. Korean War casualties (1950)September 5, 1950 · Fear appealLa France a perdu une bataille! Mais la France n'a pas perdu la guerre! Aux Armes Citoyens! Formez vos Bataillons..., 1940 USUnited StatesLa France a perdu une bataille!1940 · Transfer'Libertad de Palabra' [Freedom of Speech], 1942 US poster: A black swastika built from slabs is cracked and breaking apartUnited StatesLibertad de Palabra (Brodovitch)1942 · Glittering generalitiesBombardeios Nazistas [Nazi Bombardments], 1943 US poster: A colour photograph shows an elderly woman holding a crying childUnited StatesBombardeios Nazistas (Nazi Bombardments)1943 · Fear appealEl Enemigo de la Humanidad [The Enemy of Humanity], 1941 US poster: A snarling, shirtless soldier with a blood-streakedUnited StatesEl Enemigo de la Humanidad1941 · Name-calling, Fear appeal, Card stackingIrmãos de Armas [Brothers in Arms], 1944 US poster: Two smiling, bandaged soldiers with arms around each other's shouldersUnited StatesIrmãos de Armas (1944)1944 · Identity fusion, Glittering generalitiesLabor Day 1942, 1942 US cartoon: A white and a Black worker together carry a shield reading 'Free Labor Will Win' towardUnited StatesLabor Day 1942 (Charles Alston)1942 · Glittering generalities, Fear appealThe Savior of the Darker Races, 1942 US cartoon: A caricatured Japanese soldier in glasses and buck teeth, with a halo-likeUnited StatesThe Savior of the Darker Races1942 · Name-calling, Accusation in a mirrorU.S. Position on Viet-Nam poster, PPB-331, 1965 US poster: A five-panel folded English sheet headed 'The United StatesUnited StatesThe United States Position on Viet-Nam (1965)April 23, 1965 · Card stacking, Fear appeal, TestimonialIn 1942 America Will Build 60,000 War Planes / In 1943 America Will Build 125,000 War Planes, 1942 US poster: A red V framesUnited States60,000 War Planes in 1942, 125,000 in 19431942 · Card stacking, TransferWhat Is an "Aryan"? He Is Handsome as Goebbels, 1941 US poster: A cartoon of Joseph Goebbels as a snarling, tailedUnited StatesWhat Is an "Aryan"?1941 · Name-callingWrite to Russia, 1943 US poster: A broadsheet of reprinted letters from Soviet soldiers, a medical student, farmersUnited StatesWrite to Russia (Russian War Relief)1943 · Testimonial, BandwagonU.S.A. poster 58a, Independence Hall, 1955 US poster: A Dutch-language photo poster headed 'U.S.A.' showing Independence HallUnited StatesIndependence Hall poster, Netherlands (1955)November 15, 1955 · TransferUSA poster, Lincoln Memorial, Washington, 1952 US poster: A black-and-white photograph of the seated Lincoln statue insideUnited StatesLincoln Memorial poster, Denmark (1952)January 1, 1952 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesUse it up - wear it out - make it do!, 1943 US poster: Home-front thrift posterUnited StatesUse It Up, Wear It Out, Make It Do1943 · Plain folks, Glittering generalitiesWhy Vietnam, 1965 US pamphlet: The cover of a 48-page pamphlet titled "Why Viet Nam" in large red capitals sits on a collageUnited StatesWhy Viet Nam (USIS London)October 1965 · Card stackingSon Chan Valley, Vietnam: I'm sorry sir, but my men refuse to go, 1970 US poster: Photograph of a file of helmeted U.S.United StatesMy Men Refuse to Go (USSF)1970 · Bandwagon, TestimonialGrand Democratic Free Soil Banner (Currier, Van Buren and Adams), 1848, 1848 US print: Black-and-white banner printUnited StatesGrand Democratic Free Soil BannerSeptember 1, 1848 · Glittering generalities, Transfer'Can you rest one hand on the sacred altar of Liberty...' (Free Soil cartoon, Currier), 1848, 1848 US cartoon: CartoonUnited StatesThe Sacred Altar of LibertyAugust 12, 1848 · Name-calling, TransferViệt-Cộng hãy coi chừng!!, 1967 US leaflet: A U.S. Army leaflet shows a tank drawn as a fanged monster breathing fireUnited StatesViet Cong Beware! (Blackhorse)1967 · Fear appealThe Virginia Argus, "Letter to Mazzei" and rebuttal, 16 September 1800, 1800 US newspaper page: Front page of a RichmondUnited StatesThe Virginia Argus answers on MazzeiSeptember 16, 1800 · Name-calling, Card stackingWanted: information on over 1300 men missing in action, 1973 US poster: A poster styled as a Wild West wanted noticeUnited StatesWanted: Information on 1300 Missing (VIVA)1973 · Card stackingVoyage to Mars poster, English edition, 1965 US poster: A large folded display sheet on the Mariner IV space probeUnited StatesVoyage to MarsJune 20, 1965 · Card stacking, Glittering generalitiesSilence means security, 1942 US poster: Colour photographic posterUnited StatesSilence Means Security (WAAC)1942 · TransferWAAC: This Is My War Too!, 1943 US poster: Recruiting posterUnited StatesWAAC: This Is My War Too!1943 · Identity fusion, Glittering generalitiesWoman's place in war: Weather Observer, Army Air Forces, 1944 US poster: Full-size Women's Army Corps recruiting posterUnited StatesWeather Observer, WAC (1944)1944 · Card stacking, TransferWall News poster No. 40, Atoms for Peace exhibit, 1957 US poster: A landscape Farsi wall newspaper titled 'Progress of Iran'United StatesProgress of Iran No. 40: Atoms for PeaceJune 11, 1957 · Glittering generalities, TransferWanted! For Murder — Her Careless Talk Costs Lives, 1942 US poster: Styled as a wanted poster, this image accuses an unnamedUnited StatesWanted! For Murder1942 · Fear appeal, Scapegoating, Card stackingWar workers need rooms, apartments, homes, 1942 US poster: A black and white photograph of a man with a coat over his armUnited StatesWar Workers Need Rooms, Apartments, Homes1942 · Plain folksAir-raid notice: 'This city is the next target', 1944 US leaflet: Front of a small Japanese-language leafletUnited StatesAir-raid notice leaflet1944 · Fear appealWashington Mosque poster, Islamic Center, 1956 US poster: An Indonesian-language colour photo poster of the Islamic CenterUnited StatesWashington Mosque poster (1956)December 11, 1956 · Plain folks, Glittering generalities"We Are No Longer Human Beings!", 1950 US poster: A purple-and-yellow poster reprinting a letter said to be from a German nunUnited StatesWe Are No Longer Human Beings (c. 1950)1950 · TestimonialWe Can Do It!, 1943 US poster: A factory worker in a red bandana flexes her arm under the line 'We Can Do It!', an internalUnited StatesWe Can Do It!1943 · Glittering generalities, Plain folksWe French workers warn you... defeat means slavery, starvation, death, 1942 US poster: Home-front war-production posterUnited StatesWe French Workers Warn You (Ben Shahn)1942 · Fear appeal, TestimonialWe Have Gas... If You Have Legally Issued Coupons, Properly Endorsed, 1944 US poster: Type-only counter card for fillingUnited StatesWe Have Gas... If You Have Coupons (1944)1944 · Name-callingWe need handguns like we need a hole in the head, 1976 US poster: A fundraising poster puts a young woman's face underUnited StatesHole in the head, 19761976 · Fear appeal, Card stackingWe Violated the Regulations of the Food Administration but Have Pledged Full Obedience in the Future, 1918 US poster: A plainUnited StatesWe Violated the Regulations of the Food Administration1918 · Fear appealChúng tôi sẽ không thể thất bại. Chúng tôi sẽ không mệt mỏi. Chúng tôi sẽ không rút lui., 1968 US poster: A landscape sheetUnited StatesWe Shall Not Fail (Johnson, JUSPAO)1968 · Testimonial, Glittering generalitiesWhat do you say, America?, 1942 US poster: A tightly cropped photograph of Adolf Hitler, head thrown back and mouth openUnited StatesWhat Do You Say, America? (Hitler)1942 · Fear appealWhat Nazis think of German-Americans, 1943 US poster: A red line caricature of a head in profile, labelled 'LIES'United StatesWhat Nazis Think of German-Americans1943 · Card stacking, Name-callingMore than 27 million women of reproductive age in the U.S. now live in states with abortion bans in effect, 2024 US digitalUnited States27 Million Women2024 · Card stacking"The White Man's Burden (Apologies to Rudyard Kipling)", 1899 US cartoon: Uncle Sam and John Bull carry racially caricaturedUnited StatesThe White Man's Burden (Judge)April 1, 1899 · Transfer, Glittering generalitiesThis Is a White Man's Government, 1868 US cartoon: Harper's Weekly, 5 September 1868, pUnited StatesThis Is a White Man's Government1868 · Fear appeal, Transfer, Card stackingTại sao người Mỹ đã đến Việt-Nam?, 1965 US poster: A red-and-white sheet with a photograph of U.S. airmen carrying a woundedUnited StatesWhy Have Americans Come to Vietnam?1965 · Fear appeal, Glittering generalitiesWhy should I work any harder? I'm not fighting the war!, 1943 US poster: Industrial-sponsor posterUnited StatesWhy Should I Work Any Harder?1943 · Fear appealWhy We Fight: The Battle of Britain, 1943 US film still: A frame from 'The Battle of Britain' (1943), the fourth filmUnited StatesBattle of Britain film frame1943 · Sleeper effectWomen in the War: We Can't Win Without Them, 1942 US poster: Black-and-white photograph of a woman in a patterned apron usingUnited StatesWomen in the War1942 · Glittering generalities, Identity fusionThere's work to be done and a war to be won... NOW!, 1944 US poster: Illustrated posterUnited StatesWomen, work to be done1944 · Bandwagon, Glittering generalitiesTinanggihan ng mga Manggagawa ang "Paraiso ng Manggagawa" (East German Workers Reject the 'Workers' Paradise'), 1953 USUnited States"Paraiso ng Manggagawa" (1953)July 30, 1953 · Card stacking, Name-calling世界最大的監獄 (The World's Largest Prison), U.S. map-and-newspaper-clipping poster, 1951 US poster: A line-drawn outline of ChinaUnited StatesThe World's Largest Prison (1951)June 22, 1951 · Fear appeal, TestimonialTell it to Hanoi, 1969 US poster: A yellow poster headed "Tell it to Hanoi" in brush-style lettering sits above a large peaceUnited StatesTell It to Hanoi1969 · Semantic hijacking, Name-calling'Yesterday's enemy is today's friend', 1944 US leaflet: A Japanese-language leaflet with a large calligraphic titleUnited StatesYesterday's enemy, today's friend1944 · Card stackingYour Enemy the Jap, 1944 US poster: A hand-lettered information sheet shows a grinning, bayonet-wielding soldier with a starUnited StatesYour Enemy the Jap1944 · Card stacking, Name-callingYour Sugar Ration Is 2 lbs. per Month, 1918 US poster: A shop card shows four sacks of sugar in descending size, labelledUnited StatesYour Sugar Ration Is 2 lbs. per Month1918 · Bandwagon, Card stacking