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World War I. Poster for recruitment and war bonds. Deutsches
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World War I. Poster for recruitment and war bonds. Deutsches
World War I. Poster for recruitment and war bonds. I want you for Usa Army 1917 by James Montgomery Flagg. Sure! We ll finish the job. 1918 by Gerrit Albertus Beneker. For home and country. 1918 by Everitt Alfred Orr. The Call to doty. Join the army. 1914/18. Deutsches Historisches Museum. Berlin. Germany
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This collection of World War I posters, housed at the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin, Germany, offers a glimpse into the powerful propaganda that fueled the war effort during this pivotal period in history. Among these striking images, three posters stand out for their compelling messages and iconic status. The first, "I Want You for U.S. Army" by James Montgomery Flagg, featuring the iconic image of Uncle Sam pointing directly at the viewer with the caption "Join the Army," was first published in 1917. This poster, which has become synonymous with American recruitment efforts, was instrumental in encouraging millions of men to enlist and support the war effort. Another powerful poster in this series is "For Home and Country," created by Gerrit Albertus Beneker in 1918. This image of a determined soldier, with the caption "Join the Army and Help Win the War," emphasizes the importance of individual sacrifice for the greater good. Lastly, Everitt Alfred Orr's "The Call to Duty" from 1918, depicts a soldier holding a bugle and the caption "Join the Army and Make the World Safe for Democracy." This poster, with its evocative imagery and inspiring message, served as a rallying cry for Americans to support the war effort and contribute to the eventual victory. These posters, which were instrumental in raising awareness and support for the war effort, showcase the power of visual communication in shaping public opinion and inspiring action. Their enduring appeal continues to resonate with audiences today, offering a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during the First World War.
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