Ww1 Propaganda Poster Analysis

During World War II propaganda was ubiquitous. It consisted of a wide range of carriers including leaflets, radio, television, and most importantly posters. Posters were used based on their appeal: they were colorful, creative, concise, and mentally stimulating. Posters often portrayed the artist's views on the war. They demonstrated the artist concern for the war, their hopes for the war, and reflected the way enemies were envisioned. Posters also show a nations political status: they reflect a nations allies and enemies, how the nation saw itself, and its greatest hopes and fears of the war.

For eras women have been involved in every type of war and conflict imaginable their main role was being a trained nurse. Australian nurses have dealt with many types of issues in the war, including the wounded, the dead and the sick (see appendix 1). They have aided in Australia, war zones throughout the world, on hospital ships/transports and buildings. When the Second World War started, nurses again volunteered to be a part of it (see appendix 2). They did this as they were motivated by an appreciation of duty and a desire to “do their bit” In the war. Eventually, a few of the 5,000 Australian nurses served in a diversity of locations, involving the Middle East (see appendix 3) “On duty 6.30 pm to find the place v. busy & as night went on it got worse. 23rd Batt. Mach-gunned & patients poured in, theatre going all night. By morning all v. tired.” (1) the Mediterranean, Asia “We knew we were living on a knife edge... we were starving and we were sick... if the Japs didn’t kill us, disease probably would.” (2), The UK, the Pacific, and their home country Australia.

During World War II there was many propaganda posters. Some encouraged you to join the Navy, while others wanted you to buy a war bond or get a war job and some even wanted you to join a car pool. Some were more effective than others and influenced more americans. One poster that caught my eye however is a poster that read “WE’RE FIGHTING TO PREVENT THIS“ and it had a nazi boot about to stomp on a building. I think this is one of the posters that had a big effect on the american people.

You know what dreadful scenes you may have to go through when you reach Waterloo…” (Lancey). During this time period, women of higher social class and higher status where thought of frail and delicate, not able to withstand the horrors and aftermath of war, all while those of lower class, women included, used their own homes and resourses to help better the wounded of the battle, witnessing the injuries of war and possably putting them themselves through traumatizing expericances. Today, Nurse’s stationed to “Forward Surgical Teams provide acute care nursing and surgical nursing far forward on the battlefield to stabilize and resuscitate soldiers with life- and limb-threatening injuries. These teams are on the front lines” (American Nurse Today) almost as much as a typical grunt caught in a firefight. As time and society move from 1815 during The Battle of Waterloo, to 1945 when the Germans failed to complete their objective in The Battle of The

There was a silent soldier in World War II fighting for the public’s opinions. This silent soldier is a term called Propaganda. Propaganda was the strongest weapon used in World War II. Propaganda art was one of the more predominantly used tactics. Propaganda had played an ample part in World War II because it motivated citizens to be in the spirit of war. In the war propaganda art was created like films or posters for example. These messages were used to convince all of the citizens that going into war was the best choice. There were many posters depicting the Nazis as evil people and showing how strong women are, but the posters still had a colorful eye popping sense to them. The posters had catchy slogans and showed what happened when you did not follow them; for example loose lips sink ships, a dog with no owner (because his owner was killed from someone talking). There are many distinguishable examples of propaganda in World War II. “I Want You for U.S. Army” is an iconic example with Uncle Sam on the front pointing at you. The significance of the picture is that it shows that YOU can help do something in the war. In Britain there is a famous poster that is still even used in modern day time, it is "Keep calm and carry on". The poster's purpose was to try and convince its citizens they would not be demolished in the war. The poster had the royal crown on the slogan displaying the power Britain has. "Loose lips sinks ships" posters had a powerful image with them.The

World WAR II propaganda posters were used as tools to increase support for the both axis and the allied powers. WWII propaganda posters were more than a cleaver method that helped in aiding in WWII to efforts. This type of propaganda took a concerted set of messages that were aimed at influencing people’s opinions and behaviors. This was a big part of what WWII propaganda was used for during the war. Now these propaganda posters serve as a memory for other generations to view as part of the war efforts during 1940’s. Although these posters were a thing of the past they can still be viewed now as art and if that’s the case “never let a poster lie idle” (Design for Victory) let the posters serve more than its purpose for which it was intended for. That means that the artist had to make the poster appealing to the viewer’s emotions which is what all art intended for. Therefore World War II Propaganda was more than just a power of persuasion, its art that can be appreciated today by its viewers because it was done by artist with artist’s skills and technique.

Source 3 is by far the best propaganda poster out of the 5 sources. This poster is directed toward women during World War II to find an occupation that will ultimately help their loved one come back from war. It uses appeals to the emotional response of the audience and uses the belief that by getting a war job, your loved one will come back from war quickly and safely. It is also based off of the exaggeration the your help, and only your help, will greatly affect the war effort, when in reality that isn’t necessarily true. A woman getting a job in making cartridges for guns will not increase or decrease the chance of a loved one dying. This poster is sufficient enough to persuade women because the purpose is easy

I propaganda piece I chose for you is from canada and it's about WW1 in 1914.The Propaganda poster has bunch of different soldiers from other branches of the military. Also you can see different nationalities in the poster wearing different uniform.The opinion I think the Canadian poster is trying to say is that together we can win the war. I believe the word they chose “Together” is a really good message because its show no matter what color you are together we can win the war. What I think the people they want to see their poster is young men that can serve the military.I think the emotion that the poster is trying to convey for the audience is unity because trying to get men to join their army. this is effective because it encouraged people

In 1941, World War I began. In this essay I will be talking about World War I propaganda posters and how they were useful and made a change. The posters were for the public to help the kids in need. The interesting things that about the posters is you get to see them, advertise them and help them out all in one. These posters were the main reason and support for the war.

The Nazis had many goals pertaining to the Jewish population in Europe. The reason for their goals pertaining to the Jews is that they blamed the Jewish population for all the problems facing Germany. The Nazi’s ultimate goal was the total eradication of the Jewish population. To accomplish this goal, the Nazis began to make death camps. More than six million people died at the hands of the Nazis.

Propaganda posters were a key tool used in the spread of government rhetoric during the second world war. The purpose of this poster was to influence women to join the army and appeal to their inner feeling of pride. The historical context of this poster depicts women as being powerful fighters who are fully capable of joining the military and supporting the war effort. The image depicts women as having the strength and spirit of their “inner warrior”. The title, “l’inspiration des femmes du Canada” is displayed prominently on the image and suggests that, by joining the army, the women of Canada were following in the footsteps of every female hero before them. However, the poster also glamorizes the reality of war and further reinforces women’s

As a way to justify the war many countries used propaganda posters. This helped fund the war as well as recruit new soldiers. I chose the propaganda posters that used women as means to make the men feel guilty, or maybe feel like they were honoring their family. These posters from the Library of Congress show many different perspectives. The posters are from two different years and you could interpret each one differently. It shows how the war changed in two years. In the poster titled ‘“Women of Britain say---“Go!”’ shows the women watching their men march away. This photo was taken in 1915, which shows how the women felt about war. In the poster called “Gee!! I wish I were a man, I’d join the Navy” shows that the women wanted to be a part of the war. This shows maybe they were tired of being at home and feeling like they weren’t contributing. This poster was created in 1917 which was two years after my previous poster and as you can see women have changed how they see war. It was obvious that they used women in couple different ways to guilt or persuade men into entering the war. I will try to compare the differences and similarities in how they show this in the pictures.

This propaganda poster illustrates the struggle to unite and break free from the ties of man, in order to get rid of the cause of your obstacles. The willingness to follow your own into rebellion is also something that is evident when the aspiration is to resist and get rid of the enemy. Depictions of the animals being exploited for their hard work is meant to argue breaking the cycle and gaining independence for themselves and their resources. This expression is targeting the innocence and victimization of the animals and is meant to make the animals realize that they have to come together and take a stand against humanity.

The comic style is an art form in its own right that grew amongst the various movements that evolved throughout the years, such as classism to the modern art we see throughout the world today. Through these movements, the level of emotion, professional skills and ideas fluctuate and swaps in importance as art switches between the real and the unknown. These sometimes may not have an impact on the art movement as a whole, yet still has enough unique differences to showcase a whole new style. This is how the comic style was born. The comic style has appeared in various movements, influenced our emotions and actions, built franchises and culture and continues to influence the world today. It’s the style that takes realism and recreates it in a

While fighting at war, Nazi Germany used propaganda as a weapon in many ways to shape the public’s opinion and to build upon the trust of the people. Because the country was at war, they needed a lot more of younger soldiers to enlist so they began recruiting through propaganda posters. The poster would normally include brave and confident looking women and men soldiers along with words or phrases to capture one’s attention. When young men and women look at this, they would get influenced by the image Nazi Germany would normally try to show or give a message through propaganda posters. This is how what’s happening in the society influencing the art. For example if the country ever needed help from their citizens, posters would be made and put