# US anti-Japanese posters US anti-Japanese posters in this gallery are the English-language wartime sheets in the FRAME snapshot whose titles name Japan, the Japanese, Tokio, or Tojo, plus the 1920 Sacramento Bee pamphlet on Japanese immigration. Each card prints the primary identifier the archive records. Image files stay on propagandaarchive.org. - Home - Anti-Japanese propaganda - US anti-Japanese posters US anti-Japanese posters US anti-Japanese posters in this gallery are the English-language wartime sheets in the FRAME snapshot whose titles name Japan, the Japanese, Tokio, or Tojo, plus the 1920 Sacramento Bee pamphlet on Japanese immigration. Each card prints the primary identifier the archive records. Image files stay on propagandaarchive.org. These are United States sheets, not Japanese government posters. The pictures were made for American plants, bond drives, the Navy's industrial shops, and, in a few cases, for a film or a newspaper pamphlet. Foreign-language sheets printed for audiences in China or Latin America are left out, even when the archive holds them. So are equipment cartoons that mention a "Jap" only in passing, uniform charts, and three Puck covers that do not attack Japan: the 1904 "Yellow Peril" centerfold aims that phrase at Russia, and the 1907 exclusion cover argues against keeping Japanese immigrants out. Those records stay on propagandaarchive.org. They are not relabeled here. Where this site has rewritten the object, the card opens that page. Otherwise the card opens the FRAME record. The identifier under the title is the one the snapshot prints. If the line says "no primary id in the snapshot," the archive tombstone did not give a NARA number, and this page does not invent one. A racial caricature and the word "Jap" are the sheets' habits, not this site's names for Japanese people or for Japanese Americans. The empire, the people, and the citizens are three subjects. The internment-propaganda page is the place for the exclusion order and the Wanto Co. window. The order also appears below because its title names Japanese ancestry and the photograph is a public record of the posting. Tokio Kid is the plant series. This Is the Enemy (OWI Poster No. 76) is not in this gallery: that plate shows a swastika, not a Japanese figure. United StatesBeat the promise: You and I put the squeeze on the Japanese!1941 · NAID 513941; Record Group 44United StatesIf each of us figured our "little bit" didn't count, we'd all be Jap or Nazi prisoners right now!1941 · NAID 514575; Record Group 44United StatesSalvage Scrap to Blast the Jap1941 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesAlaska - Death-Trap for the Jap1942 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesAmerica at War (A present for the Jap; Army transport; Aboard the famous Joseph Conrad)1942 · NAID 513790; Record Group 44United StatesDrive the Japs from the Aleutians! Our Bullets Will Do It!1942 · NARA 534788United States"Jap Trap": Material Conservation (Douglas Aircraft poster)1942 · NARA 515862United StatesMurder in Cold Blood: Let's Force the Japs to Pay (TCOP Poster Studio)1942 · NARA 534789United StatesOuch! The Japs Don't Like Mosquitoes1942 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPipedown Soldier! Tokio's Listening!1942 · NAID 515176; Record Group 44United StatesSave your scraps to bomb the Japs1942 · NAID 515349; Record Group 44United StatesTokio Kid Say: If Not Working Hard for "E's" (poster no. 714)1942 · NARA 534594United StatesTokio Kid Say: Oh So Joyful for Mishap (Douglas Aircraft poster)1942 · NARA 535321United StatesTokio Kid Say: Rivets on Floor (Douglas Aircraft poster no. 812)1942 · NARA 533957United StatesAll the Ear-Marks of a Sneaky Jap!1943 · NARA 513778United StatesCaptain Joe Foss USMC bags 26 Jap Zeros1943 · NAID 514029; Record Group 44United StatesHurry That Ship Along, Will You? And Give Us Another Crack at the Japs!1943 · NARA 535195United StatesIf you worked as hard and fast as a Jap we'd smash Tokio a lot quicker1943 · NAID 514597; Record Group 44United StatesJapanese Relocation (Office of War Information film), opening text card1943 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesJaps Execute Doolittle Men. We'll Pay You Back Tojo1943 · NARA 513574; Record Group 44United StatesNap and Help a Jap: 'Careless Carl' Greases His Truck1943 · NARA 515044; Record Group 44United StatesNavy Men Who Buy War Bonds Help Break the Japs (Admiral Halsey)1943 · NARA 515048United StatesPut the Squeeze on the Japanese: Beat Your Promise1943 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesThank You So Much, American Soldier, for Wasting Food (Help Tojo Win War)1943 · NARA 515530; Record Group 44United StatesThe Jap Way: Cold-Blooded Murder. We'll Make Them Pay If You Keep Up Production1943 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesJap... You're Next! We'll Finish the Job! (U.S. Army, James Montgomery Flagg)1944 · NARA 513563; Record Group 44United StatesNavy men who buy War Bonds help break the Japs today without being broke tomorrow1944 · NAID 515048; Record Group 44United StatesNext! (Japan) 6th War Loan1944 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesNext! (Japan) 6th War Loan, WFD 958-B1944 · NAID 515068; Record Group 44United StatesSo the Jap's a Snap? I Can't See It (U.S. Army Official Poster)1944 · NARA 515443; Record Group 44United StatesWhat Are You Going to Do About It? Stay on the Job Until Every Murdering Jap Is Wiped Out!1944 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesYour Enemy the Jap (Official Navy Poster)1944 · NARA 516253; Record Group 44United StatesU.S. soldier steps from defeated Germany to Japan (PWB propaganda sheet)1945 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesGet the Jap and Get It Over! (War Manpower Commission)1945 · NARA 514373; Record Group 44United StatesKnow Your Enemy: Japan, text card quoting a Japanese Army press officer on a 'hundred years war'1945 · Record Group 111United StatesKnow Your Enemy: Japan, animated frame of looming uniformed figures above a crouching farmer1945 · Record Group 111United StatesKnow Your Enemy: Japan, War Department Orientation Film title card (OF-10)1945 · Record Group 111United StatesMiles of Hell to Tokyo! Work where you're needed1945 · NAID 515009; Record Group 44United StatesNext Stop Tokyo - Let's Go!1945 · NAID 514021; Record Group 44United StatesThe Little Jap Is a Big Job! (U.S. Army Official Poster)1945 · NARA 515622; Record Group 44United StatesUrgent Notice: Fighting Men and Materials Are Being Shifted1945 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States'Instructions to All Persons of Japanese Ancestry' (exclusion order posted in San Francisco)April 11, 1942 · NARA 536018United StatesPrivate Snafu: Operation Snafu, frame of a sword-carrying Japanese soldier caricatureDecember 22, 1945 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited States"Our New Racial Problem: Japanese Immigration and Its Menace" (Sacramento Bee pamphlet, November 1920)November 1920 · no primary id in the snapshotUnited StatesPrivate Snafu: No Buddy Atoll, frame of a dazed Japanese naval officer caricatureOctober 8, 1945 · no primary id in the snapshot Canonical: https://americanpropaganda.org/topics/anti-japanese-wwii/posters/