For those who know about mythology. What symbols these represent? And where are they from?
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His Way to “Liberate” Europe (1944)
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Her haunting look is no less than heartbreaking , she was an 18 year old Russian girl who was liberated from the hell on earth concentration camp Dachau in 1945.
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'MAY 9 - He whose storms raged through our land met his end, struck by the storm.' Soviet propaganda poster celebrating Victory Day in the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic depicting the crushing defeat of Nazi Germany in Europe. [1968]
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Never again!
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"Never Again" Anti Nuclear War Poster By Peter Kennard (1983)
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Mark Bryan, Too Much Trump (2017)
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'Spain, now you are free!' Spanish anti-Republican fascist propaganda published by the FET y de las JONS party created by Francisco Franco, the leader of the Nationalist faction, during the Spanish Civil War depicting communism, capitalism and anarchism being crushed by the fist of Falangism. [1937]
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'On them rests the blame!' Italian fascist propaganda poster published during the Italian Campaign of WWII depicting U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt and U.K. Prime Minister Winston Churchill as mass murderers and destroyers. [1943]
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Anti-Netanyahu (Israeli Prime Minister) mural in Haifa (2022)
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'The Islamic world inside Afghanistan - They sold the country and sent it cheaply.' Afghan anti-Soviet and anti-communist propaganda published by the Mujahideen depicting Leonid Brezhnev as 'Satan', and the Afghan President Babrak Karmal as his supporter. [1980]
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"The tax system of to-day binds the people. The single tax will unbind by breaking land monopoly" - poster produced by Carmen Thompson for The Public, a Chicago Georgist magazine, 1915
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«Pirates of the South Seas» L. Samoilov 1971
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"Do Your Share" (1941) by Jes Wilhelm Schlaikjer
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"One day, the weather will be clear..." - Graffiti made by the Breton Revolutionnary Army (Independentist paramilitary group fighting for Brittany's independance), 2010s.
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Egyptian Magazine Ākhir sāʼah/Akher Saa "Freedom Battalions" illustration | Issue 890 page 9, 14th of November 1951
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'What the United States has fought for' — American cartoon (1914) showing countries before and after American intervention.
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Mexican ww2 propaganda, Hard?
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“Easter Egg“ Soviet propaganda poster 1920
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French Liberty – British Slavery, United Kingdom, 1792
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"The Great Experiment." Anti-communist painting by Ilya Glazunov, (1990).
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“Keep it up, idiots.” Caricature by artist DAHR, Russia, 2007.
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First lesson' — Soviet poster (1964) showing a black student having his path to school blocked by Klansmen. Artist: Kiril Georgiev.
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