US anti-Nazi propaganda posters

US anti-Nazi propaganda posters in this gallery are English-language United States sheets in the FRAME snapshot whose titles or pictures name Nazi Germany, Hitler, or a swastika. Each card prints the primary identifier the archive records, and the image stays on propagandaarchive.org.

These are United States sheets about Nazi Germany. They are not posters printed by the German government, and this page does not use "Nazi propaganda" as its name for them. German primary-source posters stay on propagandaarchive.org. Foreign-language sheets printed for audiences outside the United States are left out, even when the snapshot holds them.

Where this site has rewritten the object, the card opens that page. Otherwise the card opens the FRAME record. If the line under the title says "no primary id in the snapshot," the tombstone did not give a NARA number, and this page does not invent one.

A few cards are security or production sheets whose picture includes a swastika, a German helmet, or Hitler beside another Axis mark. They are here because of that picture. They are not relabeled as a single slogan. The Seagram sheet Loose lips might sink ships is not in the grid: it does not depict Nazi Germany, and this site does not take that slogan as a title. "Careless talk costs lives" is a British line, usually Fougasse, and it is mentioned only. The German American Bund is not a section of this gallery.

Sheets that name Japan in the title, including plant caricatures, are indexed at US anti-Japanese posters. One 1941 stamp sheet in this grid uses the period word "Japanazis." That word is the poster's. The parent topic is anti-Nazi propaganda.