Hype Collection

Death to capitalism all over the world. Russian Communist Propagande poster, 1914 (poster)
JLJ4580813 Death to capitalism all over the world. Russian Communist Propagande poster, 1914 (poster) by Moor, Dmitry (Dmitry Stakhievich Orlov) (1883-1946); Narodni Galerie, Prague

War 1914 - 1918. Poster "National Borrowing"
JAB5036114 War 1914 - 1918. Poster "National Borrowing". by Courboin, Eugene (1851-1915); (add.info.: "Souscrivez a l'emprunt"); Photo ©Jaime Abecasis

Propaganda fascist poster for the national loan, 20th century
LRI4600704 Propaganda fascist poster for the national loan, 20th century by Finozzi, Ugo (1874-1932); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fascist propaganda poster for the national loan)

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WW1: For France, pour your gold, gold fight for victory, 1915 (poster)
JLJ4668455 WW1: For France, pour your gold, gold fight for victory, 1915 (poster) by Faivre, Jules Abel (1867-1945); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: WW1 Poster : For France)

First World War, alliance France - Belgium - England
5944586 First World War, alliance France - Belgium - England by French Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Photograph Patriotic propaganda of the First World War)

Italian poster by Gino Boccasile (1901-1952). 1943. "The Italian woman with her renunciations
GIA4751513 Italian poster by Gino Boccasile (1901-1952). 1943. "The Italian woman with her renunciations and sacrifices advances alongside the combatants by Boccasile

French Bank for Trade and Industry. Poster for the national loan: " Subscribe to the Liberation Loan
XEE4410175 French Bank for Trade and Industry. Poster for the national loan: " Subscribe to the Liberation Loan and Victory Is Own" - ill

Tacete, il nemico vi ascolta (Silence, the enemy listen) - Italian propaganda poster, v
LSE4101135 Tacete, il nemico vi ascolta (Silence, the enemy listen) - Italian propaganda poster, v.1942 Illustration by Gino Boccasile (1901-1952) by Boccasile

French colony: France will be able to carry civilization, wealth and peace freely to Morocco in Le Petit Journa
XEE4169098 French colony: France will be able to carry civilization, wealth and peace freely to Morocco in Le Petit Journa on 19/11/1911 (lithograph) by French School

Borrowing of liberation on the bank of alsace and lorraine (Alsace-Lorraine), 1917 (illustration)
JLJ4690321 Borrowing of liberation on the bank of alsace and lorraine (Alsace-Lorraine), 1917 (illustration) by Waltz, Jean-Jacques (Hansi) (1873-1951); Private Collection; Photo © Photo Josse

The industrial and economic military effort of France during the war - by Francois Louis (Francois-Louis)
LSE4090475 The industrial and economic military effort of France during the war - by Francois Louis (Francois-Louis) Schmied (1873-1941), in " The Illustrous World", 12/1917

L'Aurore: propaganda poster during the First World War with two women representing Alsace and Lorraine
JLJ4651062 L Aurore: propaganda poster during the First World War with two women representing Alsace and Lorraine (Alsace-Lorraine), 1914 by Royer

On the war front, one German soldier pretends to surrender while another takes advantage of it to shoot under his coat
LET4395712 On the war front, one German soldier pretends to surrender while another takes advantage of it to shoot under his coat, 1915 (drawing) by Hermann-Paul

First World War: "Subscribe to the fourth loan and the tricolor flag, in Strasbourg
JLJ4675842 First World War: " Subscribe to the fourth loan and the tricolor flag, in Strasbourg, will announce to the world the restoration of peace, freedom and justice" (poster) by Waltz

Fear of the three colours: on a pier in Mulhouse (Alsace), children playing soldiers walked a small French tricolour
XEE4187677 Fear of the three colours: on a pier in Mulhouse (Alsace), children playing soldiers walked a small French tricolour flag

Cartoon antisemite by Achille Lemot for "Le-Pelerin"of September 1896 - Commercial School
XEE4148548 Cartoon antisemite by Achille Lemot for " Le-Pelerin" of September 1896 - Commercial School: when you become a crant, you my bedide Jacob, what will you split

Patriotism in France and propaganda. "During the military retreat: an anti-militarist corrects by the crowd in
XEE4187514 Patriotism in France and propaganda. " During the military retreat: an anti-militarist corrects by the crowd in Paris"

World War I;"The Italian trade unionist Filippo Corridoni (1887-1915)
ELD4866798 World War I; " The Italian trade unionist Filippo Corridoni (1887-1915), at the head of the Internationalist Action Beams, during an interventionist demonstration in Milan

Poster for an exhibition on German war crimes (photos, posters... ), organized by the League "Remember
XEE4410235 Poster for an exhibition on German war crimes (photos, posters...), organized by the League " Remember yourself"

First World War 1914-1918 (14-18): "He looks bad. "
XEE4186677 First World War 1914-1918 (14-18): " He looks bad." German censorship seen by the propaganda eye of the French: All his hopes of victory aneantis

First World War 1914-1918 (14-18): "Like Valmy"
XEE4186529 First World War 1914-1918 (14-18): " Like Valmy". During the battles against the German army around Ypres, the French army charges a baionette with the song of the Marseillaise

Poster to convince the French to pay their money for National Defence: "Ahohe
XEE4410236 Poster to convince the French to pay their money for National Defence: " Ahohe! The good people... Pour your gold, we pour our blood well" - poster, circa 1914 by French School

Propaganda poster by Maurice Neumont (1868 - 1930), 1917
XEE4410199 Propaganda poster by Maurice Neumont (1868 - 1930), 1917. by Neumont, Maurice Louis Henri (1868-1930); Private Collection; (add.info.: Propaganda poster by Maurice Neumont (1868 - 1930)

French infantry in battle (the red line represents the Hindenburg line) - ill. by H
XEE4410171 French infantry in battle (the red line represents the Hindenburg line) - ill. by H. Delaspre, 1915 by Delaspre, H

First World War: poster in tribute to soldiers representing the reunion of a couple for
JLJ4589614 First World War: poster in tribute to soldiers representing the reunion of a couple for the Day of the Hairy on December 25 and 26, 1915, organized by Parliament

War to war. Poster of the International Trade Union Federation by Theophile Alexandre
JLJ4673281 War to war. Poster of the International Trade Union Federation by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen (1859 - 1923), 1922

Illustration by Ricardo Flores (1878-1918) for the Cover of Le Cri de Paris
ICA4940023 Illustration by Ricardo Flores (1878-1918) for the Cover of Le Cri de Paris, 20/02/16 - La-bas " They wouldn t shout so loud if they were here." - War of 14 -18, Press/Media

Italy has the faith and Pope Pius IX. Propaganda poster for the papal states
LRI4644074 Italy has the faith and Pope Pius IX. Propaganda poster for the papal states, 19th century (lithography) by Italian School, (19th century); Museo Centrale del Risorgimento, Rome

Poster published in the United States after the Great Depression of 1929 to encourage
GIA4776114 Poster published in the United States after the Great Depression of 1929 to encourage savings and entrepreneurship. " Shoot! if you postpone you give others the opportunity to do so

German peasants arms during the 16th century revolt
GIA4743736 German peasants arms during the 16th century revolt. by Unknown Artist, (16th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Revolutionary plate with the lyrics of the song "Carmagnole"
GIA4694460 Revolutionary plate with the lyrics of the song " Carmagnole". by French School; Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris

We ll get them! 1944 American propaganda poster broadcast after the 1944 debarkment
XEE4159892 We ll get them! 1944 American propaganda poster broadcast after the 1944 debarkment by American School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: We ll get them)

WWII: German POSTER, 1944. Liberators? German World War II propaganda poster in France
XEE4159729 WWII: German POSTER, 1944. Liberators? German World War II propaganda poster in France, 1944, against members of the Resistance - Poster red - War 1939-1945

Talk Breton to your children - Poster of propaganda in Breton encouraging Bretons to
LSE4100077 Talk Breton to your children - Poster of propaganda in Breton encouraging Bretons to preserve their regional language, 1928 by French School

The Kaiser and death. First World War 1914-1918: William II (1859-1941
LET4395701 The Kaiser and death. First World War 1914-1918: William II (1859-1941) in a sea of blood threatened by a skeleton

Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) presents the olive tree of peace to all the powers of
JLJ4622548 Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) presents the olive tree of peace to all the powers of Europe. Engraving 1801 Private collection by Unknown Artist

Anniversary of the 100th anniversary of French Algerie: "
XEE4186014 Anniversary of the 100th anniversary of French Algerie: " From the capture of Algiers to the present day, one century was enough to transform the " barbarian" coasts into

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"Hype: A Historical Perspective on Propaganda and Nationalism" Propaganda has always played a crucial role in shaping public opinion and fueling the flames of nationalism. From the trenches of World War I to the battlefields of World War II, powerful posters and illustrations have been used to evoke emotions, rally support, and instill a sense of unity among nations. In 1915, a striking poster urged France to pour its gold into the fight for victory. The alliance between France, Belgium, and England was depicted as an unbreakable bond against their common enemy. Similarly, Italian artist Gino Boccasile captured the camaraderie between Italians and Germans during the Spanish Civil War in 1936. His 1943 poster showcased the sacrifices made by Italian women who stood alongside combatants. However, propaganda hasn't always promoted harmony. In 1886's "La France Juive, " Edouard Drumont is portrayed as a knight defeating a Jew - an image that fueled anti-Semitic sentiments at the time. Even during World War II, propaganda took dark turns with an anti-American poster depicting black Americans pillaging churches. Italian artist Gino Boccasile continued his prolific career by creating thought-provoking pieces like "Tacete il nemico vi ascolta" (Silence. The enemy listens) in 1942. These images were designed to manipulate public perception while maintaining secrecy. Colonial ambitions also found their way into propaganda efforts. In 1911's lithograph from Le Petit Journal, it was proclaimed that France would bring civilization, wealth, and peace freely to Morocco—a clear reflection of imperialistic aspirations. The financial aspect of war couldn't be ignored either; loans became essential for funding military operations. Posters such as William Malherbe's illustration for French Bank for Trade and Industry encouraged citizens to subscribe to liberation loans in order to secure victory.