This Is The Enemy Poster

The poster conveys the message that people should be more careful in whom they trust because of the possible rise in communism. This message is depicted in the drawing by the symbols in the woman’s thoughts and the text. The woman is lying in bed next to her spouse, while dreaming about communism. The married couple, representing the American population, imparts the message that the Red Scare is real and even one’s closest

Imagery uses color as well that is eye catching to anybody. For instance, in a poster with a large British solider, this shows that they are powerful and should be looked up to. Below the solider are hardworking citizens which do work and this helps aid to the solider to grow. Additionally, there is another poster that states "Woman of Britain" and has a picture of a factory worker standing right under war planes. It is stating that they have the power to aid with the war by working. Overall, imagery is a necessary part of posters and propaganda to persuade an audience.

The first poster I will talk about is “When you ride alone you ride with Hitler” This Poster was created by American painter Weimer Pursell. This Anti-Nazi advertisement, was nationally distributed by the United States government during WWII. The poster shows a man in a suite riding in a car with a ghost image that represents Adolf Hitler. The purpose of the poster was to encourage carpooling among Americans, so that the United States could conserve gasoline. During WWII gasoline was very important because it was used tanks and aircraft. The U.S government wanted to encourage people to carpool and not waste anymore gasoline then they had already.The second poster I will address is called “Liberators” This Nazi poster was created in 1944. While the Nazi’s believed propaganda as a vital tool in

(Just as a side note, I had pictures of the posters in the original paper but couldn 't transfer them to here. The first link in the bibliography has tons of WW1 propaganda posters you can use.)

During the Holocaust, Hitler and the Nazis used propaganda posters to persue the German people to support their actions. I believe that the reason they supported their actions is because propaganda persuade large numbers of people about the truth of an idea, the value of a product, or the appropriateness of an attitude. But the poster they had said that Hitler needs you to come support him and he used different types of propaganda techniques.

1. How much did the poster “Destroy this Mad Brute” rely on vilifying the German people? Do you think it was necessary?

Finally, we decided to focus on the design and style of the posters, as well as some of the rhetoric appeals used, rather than talking about the topic itself. Thus, we concluded that our main point would be what we considered to be our strongest aspect of the posters, which we determined was the balance between pathos and logos in the posters. By choosing two posters to display data and facts, and two to display emotion-evoking images and messages, we determined that we provided enough variety of information so that an individual that is either interested in the facts of this topic or that is interested in the morality of this topic could be persuaded to pursue more information on this topic, or even heed our call for advocacy. Although we were met with some issues concerning time and a difference in both topic and design choices, we completed the poster series in a manner we were quite satisfied

In Germany, Streicher used his newspaper as a way to get back at Jews. He used it to get back at his nemesis, Hermann Luppe, by accusing one of his Jewish employs during World war One. He accused the Jew, Julius Fleischmann, of stealing stocks from his quartermaster during combat. Julius sued and won but he ruined his reputation in the middle of it. Streicher was fined 900 marks and because of Julius's lost reputation his new motto was "Something always sticks.” While the newspaper was hating on the Jews, there was propaganda with an art exhibit for the wandering Jew. At the time it was it was the largest Nazi propaganda. It has a picture of a Jew wearing a Kaftan with a whip in one hand and gold in the other with a map of the world under his arm with a hammer and sickle on it. The exhibit had pictures of typically "Jewish" features of politics like Charlie Chaplin and Leon Trotsky. In the areas the exhibit went there were police reports of violence against the Jews. Even though the Nazis just plain hated the Jews, the Christians could have thought the Jews did so something wrong. On the night of the Spanish Inquisition, there was the blood libel of the Holy Child of La Guardia in 1490-1491. There, Jews who were converted to Christianity were tortured and forced to confess lies. They said with the

This poster looks the way it does because it seems to glorify war with many hot colors (red, orange and yellow) and being an exceptional warrior. The people in the background seem to be in pain and dying. There also appear to be rather large explosions in the background. It shows a courageous and powerful woman wearing an armor and having two swords on her both hands. This thing is indicating an incredible woman who have many monsters behind her, and she walks through them. It means that she killed the monsters, overcame her challenges, and destroyed the war to protect the world and maintain the piece. The poster also shows that the movie with a supper woman will be coming soon because the poster has ‘COMING SOON’ is bold and and capital with

When people think of World War II, they are reminded of the tragic horror that befalls the Jewish race. They were tortured endlessly, being treated as nothing more than swine. All this occurred, because a man with a twisted mind blamed them for Germany’s loss in World War I. Germany suffered many hardships after the war, due to compensation. Their economy dropped, causing their lifestyle to change. This man, by the name of Adolf Hitler, demonstrated, with his political prowess, ways in which Germany can prosper again. As he spoke, he started to attract listeners, and before long, he had a following. As with any group, there is always some kind of identification. An symbol, emblem, phrase,

At the Bronx High School of Science’s Holocaust Museum, there were many important pieces of evidence that revealed the horrors of the Holocaust. The artifact that struck me the most is a poster that shows a Nazi enemy stabbing the center of a Holy Bible with a dagger, and the words “This is the Enemy” printed underneath. This poster was designed by Barbara Marks in 1942 in Washington DC. The purpose of this artifact was to portray Nazi opposition to many religions in America. The image of propaganda depicts the Nazis as monstrous people who despised other religions, especially Judaism, and did whatever they could to eliminate the Jewish population. This artifact stood out to me because it helped me understand the main reason for the Holocaust.

The propaganda poster “Destroy This Mad Brute-ENLIST” shows a gorilla roaring with an angry expression, while it is wearing a German helmet labeled “militarism.” The gorilla also is seen carrying a half-naked woman and holding a bloody club labeled “Kultur” as he is stomping on the shore of America. In the poster, the background seems very dark and depressing, and the city has a mass destruction caused by the gorilla. My thought of this image at first was odd, but after doing research, it became clearer and I was able to understand the analysis of the propaganda. The first thing to notice is the gorilla because it reminds me of the movie King Kong and it shows an angry expression. The poster is likely to remind viewers today or a subsequent fantasy take about interspecies sexuality,

For my propaganda poster, I chose the slogan “Spark The Resistance” because the poster was meant to say, light dynamites and start a resistance. The image I created is a dynamite lit up with sparks with a British resistance symbol in the background. There are six blue parachutes falling down from the top of the poster; I selected this image because I wanted the encourage people to plant the dynamites and resist the conquerors. The image helps represent the slogan by sparking the dynamites can start the resistance. In addition, I chose to use the colors blue, red, white, and orange; they help develop the message because blue, white, and white represent the resistance of the British powers. Also, orange depicts the sparks of the dynamite. In

The poster shows a man in a car with a shadowy presence of Hitler in the passenger seat with the caption, “When you ride alone, you ride with Hitler. Join a car-sharing club today.” In photo number 3, the type of propaganda being used is transfer. Transfer employs the images of famous people to convey a message not necessarily associated with them. Photo 3 utilizes Hitler and his wrongs to persuade people to not ride alone, to not show they are with Hitler, and join a car club when in reality, Hitler does not have any sort of association with riding alone or a car club. Another type of propaganda used in photo 3 is fear. Fear is a technique very popular among political parties and PACs in the United States. It is shown in the photo because

Does Islamic Jew-Hatred exist? Many arguments are presented against Muslims, but the Islamic Jew-Hatred ad seems awfully unique. In this ill-conceived advertisement by the “American Freedom Defense Initiative,” this group proposes the false narrative of that “Islamic Jew-Hatred” is presented as a factual idea. Partnered in a photo with Adolf Hitler, Amin al-Husseini, cited as the “leader of the Muslim world,” appears to give credence to the suggestion that Islamic faith is conjoined to Nazi anti-Semitism. This advertisement utilizes the appeals of credibility, passion, rationality, and appropriateness to persuade viewers to oppose sending aid to Islamic countries, and this, in turn. will “Stop the Hate.”