"It can happen here!"

"Information security begins with you."

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Puggie propaganda posters.

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Propaganda posters on a Trumpf Junior car in Austria shortly before the plebiscite concerning the union with Germany, 4th April 1938. They read 'One People - One Reich - One Leader - Yes'. ('Ein Volk - Ein Reich - Ein Fuhrer - Ja') .

IRA propaganda poster.

"I'll carry mine too! Trucks and tires must last until victory."

"This is your future al-Zarqawi." U.S.PSYOP pamphlet disseminated in Iraq.

One would think that with the money the army is spending over there, they could afford a better cartoonist.

"The Myth and The Reality."

"Freedom to the People of Chile."

"Build like you would for yourself!"

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"Gee, I Wish I Were a Man."

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"Pvt. Joe Louis says..."

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German Nazi euthanasia propaganda.

The poster argued in so many words that the care of each "undesirable" cost the "undue burden" of 60,000 marks of German taxpayer money over the patient's lifetime, and that a publication called the New Folk contained a better - indeed, a "final" - solution to the difficulty.

"Above and beyond the call of duty."

At the beginning of the war, African Americans could join the Navy but could serve only as messmen. Doris ("Dorie") Miller joined the Navy and was in service on board the U.S.S. West Virginia during the attack on Pearl Harbor. Restricted to the position of messman, he received no gunnery training. But during the attack, at great personal risk, he manned the weapon of a fallen gunman and succeeded in hitting Japanese planes. He was awarded the Navy Cross, but only after persistent pressure from the black press.

"You can't beat the Axis if you get VD."

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US World War II anti-Nazi propaganda montage.

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"You're carelessness could mean your job."

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Pigmy Hippos

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"Bad Brains meets The Mad."

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Black Flag flier: "Jealous Again."

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Black Flag Flier: "If you're really Christ why don't you raise Janie?"

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"NEVER! Let Another Bush Into The White House."

"Your President is Addicted To War."

"I joined the War Hero Dress-Up Club, Just Like the President! Mission Accomplished!"

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World War II Japanese propaganda poster.