Visual Propaganda During World War II: A Key Element of Communication and Persuasion on the Societies of Germany and the United States

A leaflet dropped over Germany in 1943 emphasizing the threat of the B-17 Flying Fortress

Poster expressing the need of the U.S. society to keep war information to themselves

Poster encouraging the idea of conservation to the American Public

Government leaflet promoting support of the U.S. army in the war

Poster promoting bond stamps

Poster promoting the idea of "sacrifice" aimed at the public

Poster stressing the importance of women in the war

Poster of a Nazi and Japanese soldier hoping to give fear (caution) to the American public

Poster that displays an ad for war bonds

Poster advertising the "U.S. Crop Corps" which helped U.S. Army producion