Sad to see how many of these are just as relevant today. Some powerful imagery.
https://www.boredpanda.com/propagand...istoric-events
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Sad to see how many of these are just as relevant today. Some powerful imagery.
https://www.boredpanda.com/propagand...istoric-events
Interesting link. #26 is my favorite (unfavorite?)
definately one of the best; and on the opposite end of the artistic spectrum I also really like #18, very minimalistic, very powerful [that's probably a pun], no caption requiredQuote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
#18 and #26 great choices.
#18 really made me stop and think about the talent of someone to come up with such a literally graphic way to illustrate the message.
#26, the old "battle-axe". I hope you've watched "Suffragette" Egg, it really makes you think about how hard they made life for those women - particularly the working-class women that supported the vote.
Sadly #1 is still so relevant.
I personally like #15 and #18
#15 is attributed to the USSR and seems an unlikely message coming from there. A powerful poster.Quote:
Originally Posted by wizard509
not sure i would agree with that being unlikley - the USSR were no more keen on nuclear war than the west was [both sides having their idiots of course] and that's what makes deterrent work; it's when one side does not care that we are all in trouble
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Originally Posted by handrawn
I have to say I avoided watching "Dr. Strangelove" for ages and then finally ended up watching it. What a great film and fantastic performances by the cast.
In recent times Putin hasn't held back in reminding us that Russia is a nuclear power. I do remember the story of James Blunt saving us from a very dodgy situation.