"German soldier pointing at viewer. 'You, too, should join the Reichswehr. Therefore, sign up at the next enlistment post, Reichswehr-Gruppen-Kommando no. 4 (Bavarian), Möhl, Major General.'" 1919

So far, I would rate German World War I posters artistically superior to those found 20+ years later. Perhaps all the best artists left (or were Jewish)?

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"Man, representing the communist group Spartakus, strangling another man. A woman and child lie in a pool of blood beneath the victim." (1919)

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"DESCRIPTION: German soldier; in background, a woman surrounded by her children. Text reminds Altoners to contribute to war aid on Altona's Offering Day." Altona's Opfertag, 18. Januar 1916.

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"Down with Bolshevism. Bolshevism brings war and destruction, hunger and death." (1919)

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"A monster (anarchist), holding a knife and a bomb. 'Misery and destruction follows anarchy.'"

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"British to the backbone. 'I hear they want more Bovril. My place is at the front.'"

Kinda makes you want to become a vegetarian.

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"A Y.M.C.A. Cellar in Flanders."

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"The Germans Said You Were Not in Earnest."

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"Britishers, You're Needed. Come Across Now."

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"Another Call 'More Men and Still More Until the Enemy is Crushed' Lord Kitchener."

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"Volunteer, and Choose Your Own Branch of the Service."

Sounds more like a threat.

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"Ahoy! Good people . . . Deposit your gold; we willingly give our blood."

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"Irishmen - Avenge the Lusitania. Join an Irish Regiment Today."

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"Treat 'em rough - Join the tanks United States Tank Corps."

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"Department of Injustice."

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"It's not fascism when we do it."

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"First sound of gunfire from big power."

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"It's for your own good."

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"Today's NSA: Eavesdropping for your freedom!"

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"Sow the seeds of victory."

What? Actually do something?

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"Enemy of the State."

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"Full Slave = Liberty."

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