British Propaganda Posters During WW2

A poster calling for evacuation of children from London. "Leave Hitler to me, you ought to be out of London"

Nazi surrender comes nearer every time a woman enters into a subsidiary of the territorial services

"They can not do without you." Again the call to join the ATS

"We've beaten them before. We beat them again." Poster appeared immediately after the defeat of the British army at Dunkirk

And they said, "This was our finest hour" (quote from Churchill's speech, delivered in the House of Commons June 18, 1940)

"We've beaten them before. We beat them again." Another poster, which was released in the wake of the disaster at Dunkirk

And another poster on the theme of "Do not talk." Slogan "Careless chatter costs lives" was popular on American posters.

Another poster with the theme "Careless talk costs lives"

"Mr. Hitler wants to know." This poster became popular across the Atlantic

More than eloquent appeal not to talk too much

Colonel Schultz calls on British troops to share useful information so that the Germans may know where to bomb and land troops

Careless Talk costs lives. "You forgot, she remembers"

"Careless talk costs lives"

"Careless talk costs lives"

Appeal to donate blood

Image Source: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/theartofwar/prop/home_front/

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