"The Fascist beast kills!"

1942 Soviet propaganda poster

"The Big Three will tie the enemy in knots."

1942 Soviet propaganda poster

"Black Friday - Now Hiring."

German propaganda poster aimed at Allied troops included this caption: "How will you die on the battlefield? Will you be maimed or blinded? The war marches on!"

"The enemy sees your light! Blackout!"

(1943) German propaganda poster

It's interesting to note the superior artistic quality of German propaganda that was not overtly Nazi, when compared with Nazi propaganda.

"Help Raise The Victory Flag."

Soviet World War Two Military Propaganda Poster.

Nazi propaganda (March 1933) poster. The text: "In the deepest need Hindenburg chose Adolf Hitler for Reich Chancellor. You too should vote for List 1."

As I've written before, the Nazi's propaganda posters are in general artistically terrible.  This example is no exception.  Hindenburg and Hitler look like cardboard cutouts.  Unlike other totalitarians and others, which never shied away from using artistic talent, apparently failed artists did not care to be reminded of their lack thereof.

Anti-Che propaganda poster

"Unite, Peoples from the whole world! Down with American imperialism! Down with Soviet revisionnism! Down with reactionary gangs from all countries!"

Chinese propaganda poster.

"Happy journey."

Chinese propaganda poster

13 Nothings!?!

Link.

"Long live Mao Zedong thought!"

Chinese propaganda poster

"The American invaders will be defeated."

Chinese propaganda poster.

"Peace, happiness, wealth, strength."

Chinese propaganda poster.

"Chairman Mao is the red sun of our hearts."

Chinese propaganda poster.