"Dig for victory" may be one of the most-famous phrases immortalised during World War II, but posters aimed at children were far more important at affecting how British parents changed their habits.

Inspired by World War II propaganda posters, the artist from Portland, Ore., has been creating his own Victory Garden of Tomorrow posters since 2007 -- something he likes to call ‘artful ...

WW2 People's War Homepage Archive ... Poster Propaganda by BBC Southern Counties ... "Save Fuel to make Munitions for Battle". "Beat Firebomb Fritz, Britain Shall Not Burn." "Dig for Victory".

The Brandeis University World War I and World War II Propaganda Posters collection includes nearly 100 different images (a majority from the WWI era) addressing a variety of American war aims. The ...

A collection of mint condition rare World War II posters fetched almost £15,000 at an auction in East Sussex. The 110 propaganda prints featured slogans such as Keep Mum - She's Not Dumb and Keep Calm ...

'Hello, Spring Victory!' Vietnamese Propaganda Art Flourishes 50 Years After End of War By Phuong Nguyen HANOI (Reuters) - Much has changed in Vietnamese life in the 50 years since the end of the ...

Powerful WW2 propaganda posters from new book show how Allied nations were ... along with the classic recognised slogans like "Dig For Victory," men were encouraged to enlist by posters picturing ...

Within the last few years, the World War II British propaganda poster "Keep calm and carry on" has become ubiquitous around the World. What many people don't know is that the poster only saw ...

WWII ‘Dig for Victory’ tractor returns to battle this time for brain cancer. ... WWII campaign poster. Ross will begin his epic ten-day tractor journey on Sunday 11 May finishing on 21 May.

These WWII-style Mario propaganda posters envision a world where Bowser has to drum up support for his endless war against Mario, the red menace.

WW2 People's War Homepage Archive ... Poster Propaganda by BBC Southern Counties ... "Save Fuel to make Munitions for Battle". "Beat Firebomb Fritz, Britain Shall Not Burn." "Dig for Victory".