Propagandopolisさんのイラストまとめ

The full caption reads: “Arm raised towards the raised flag ... raised by the genius of the Caudillo. At his command always, with joy, with optimism, with blind faith in a glorious future. Arm raised, and onward.”

@vogon_laureate Might just be colour distortion from a dodgy scan? Either way it's obviously not very flattering lol. More Japanese stuff from India:

"Break the chains!” — Polish poster from the Second World War, ca. 1944, published by the Polish Committee of National Liberation (PKWN), the provisional communist authority in Poland during the latter months of the war.

Also not just a propagandist. https://t.co/AHQKQpdKhE

Karimo had fought with the White Guard against the Soviets during the Finnish Civil War. During the interwar period he worked as a freelance writer and illustrator. As a painter, he worked on a series chronicling the rise of the Finnish nation.

Finnish painting from the Winter War (1939-40) by Aarno Karimo, a writer and painter who produced many propaganda pieces for the Finnish army during both the Winter and Continuation wars.

Image via @armas_aallontie.

“Merry Christmas!” — German leaflet from 1944 dropped over Allied positions in Europe showing a red-faced British soldier (Churchill caricature?) in a snowstorm.

“The squeeze” — Map published in a 1944 issue of Time magazine showing the Japanese Empire being squeezed by a giant vice.

“With the joy of doing duty” — Cuban military poster from the 1970s published by the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces (FAR). The text at the top reads “Active Military Service”, i.e. compulsory military service.

“Subscribe to the loan” — Italian poster from the First World War (ca. 1917) showing Italy as a classical figure draped with the Italian flag confronting a barbarian invader.