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Witness the power of persuasion during the First World War in "War Posters Issued by Belligerent and Neutral Nations 1914-1919." This compelling collection showcases a range of propaganda posters from nations involved and observing the conflict. A visual record of military history, these posters offer a unique insight into the strategies employed to sway public opinion and mobilize support during a global crisis.
Explore the artistry and graphic design used to convey powerful messages of patriotism, sacrifice, and the justification for war. This book presents a curated selection of posters, serving as primary source material for understanding the social and political climate of the era. Delve into the visual arguments and emotional appeals that shaped perceptions of the war.
A testament to the enduring power of visual communication, this collection is invaluable for anyone interested in World War One, propaganda, graphic design history, and the art of persuasion. Discover the stories behind the images that defined a generation.
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