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  ‘WE SHALL RETURN’ 1984 Argentine nationalist propaganda poster

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  The Revolution wants you The propaganda poster of the National Bolsheviks in Russia 2021

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  This 1950s advertisement refers to tacos as ‘Mexican Sandwiches’

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  “Made in Germany – Auschwitz Birkenau” Polish poster in English and Hebrew, at a protest organized by nationalists for the 74th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz (2019)

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  October 2020, anti Trump and possibly anti ICE poster.

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  (2006) DC statehood poster

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  German poster: ‘Germany’s European Mission’ 1941.

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  1982 Photography advertising

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  Anti East German Propaganda poster-1950 – Pakistan

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  ‘Come on in, I’ll treat you well!I used to know your daddy! ‘ Anti-war poster by C. D. Batchelor from 1936 showing how European young men are getting involved in war

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  ‘Anyone who disturbes the peace of Germans will be shot!’ German poster at occupied territories, date unknown

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  Ugandan AIDS awareness poster published by the Ministry of Health (1990)

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  Soviet Anti-War poster, „There is no other home” 1986, B. Rogachevski

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  Polish anti-czechoslovakian poster 1919

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  Antisemitic/anti-communist poster from 1939

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  Pro-choice poster, 1981, U.S.

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  Turkish poster during WW2: One and only country who didnt turned off their lights, Turkey.

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  2010s Iranian Duginist poster showing Khomeinism outliving communism, fascism and Nazism, and potentially outliving capitalism.

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  Antisemitic propaganda poster from the White Movement during the Russian Civil War ‘Beat the vile beast with a Russian switch/twig, so that this bastard won’t do any more harm to us’

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  “So, you wanted to work, huh… Now try getting away from the shovel if you can.“ Albanian communist propaganda poster criticizing sexist sentiments, 2 April 1961

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