WW2

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  Renowned psychotherapist and Auschwitz survivor Dr Viktor Frankl in 1947, a few years after losing his wife, unborn child, parents, and brother in the Nazi camps

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  BONES are still needed, WW2-era poster reminding the British to save bones for the war effort

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  Anti-Nazi Poster (ca.1942)

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  ‘The Two Faces of General Franco’ — Mexican caricature of Francisco Franco (1950) showing him as a murderous Nazi on one side and anti-communist hero on the other. Artist: Miguel Covarrubias.

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  “Here Comes Whiteman’, 1965 American Nazi Party propaganda comic. John Patler would later assassinate Rockwell in 1967, and renounce Nazism before becoming an alt-righter 50 years later.

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  These are the organic consequences of the eternal “Heil Hitler!””, Anti-Nazi propaganda by John Heartfield, 1940s

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  Luftwaffe Ace Hans Joachim Marseille telling a group of Hitlerjugend Flieger about his experiences from North Africa, June 1942.

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  1932 German presidential election poster featuring Hitler’s face (made by the Nazi Party)

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  “Hitler the Liberator” – Reichskommissariat Ukraine (1942)

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  SS-Hauptsturmführer of the SS-Brigade “Leibstandarte SS Adolf Hitler” hands out sontoquin tablets (a drug for the prevention and treatment of malaria) to soldiers. The photo was presumably taken in Greece 1941

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  Old Nazis living in the West: “but it was a long time ago and it’s not true!” // Soviet Union // 1989

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  My Grandfather in New Guinea during late WW2 (he would be 109 today 🇺🇸🥳)

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  My grandmother at age 6 in 1945, shortly after the end of WWII, Czechoslovakia.

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  Japanese WWII poster

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  One of the Sonderkommando photographs: Women on their way to the gas chamber, Auschwitz II, August 1944 (1257 × 814)

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  A soldier with a Panzerfaust from the Panzer Division Hermann Göring smiling to the camera, Russia, 1944.

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  WW2 Nakajima Kikka in late 1945, 1st Japanese turbojet aircraft. Interestingly it was a IJN plane, although for pure metropolitan defense, the IJN had no operational carriers and barely experienced pilots. Still envisioned foldable wings (to hide in caves) and only 1 prototype flew on 7-Aug-1945

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  A Soviet poster from 1944 depicting legions of German soldiers fated to die in the Russian winter thanks to Hitler’s orders.

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  These two WW2 propaganda posters, 1950s

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  Ride with hitler, 1943

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