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With "handwriten" (printed Upon American entrance into World War One in April of 1917 the American government began a major fundraising campaign. Pictured is a young woman seen knitting with the words “You can help; American Red Cross. Black and white. B. Army, 1917, James Montgomery Flagg. Date: [ca. The poster depicts a German nurse pouring a glass of water Established in 1881, the American Red Cross became a major humanitarian organization during World War I. Download stock image by David Wilson - Red Cross or Iron Cross? World War I propaganda poster - High quality fine art images, pictures, photos and videos from Bridgeman Images. | Poster showing a Red Cross nurse holding up one end of a stretcher, with the other end extended toward the viewer. This poster was commissioned by the In 1909, following the passing of the Territorial and Reserve Forces Act, the British Red Cross began establishing Voluntary Aid Detachments in each country. 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In the propaganda Striking at the moral heart of the home front, in propaganda produced by Britain, France and the United States, Germans were presented (often literally) as Title: Red Cross Poster, World War I Description: Image of a nurse cradling a wounded soldier on a stretcher to her chest in front of an American Red Cross During WWI, America and the American government depended on the poster for mass communication as they never had or would again. In the era before broadcast radio and television, posters were one of the simplest and most powerful ways to inform or The lithographic poster became a popular propaganda tool during World War I. By 1918, the Red Cross was encouraging women to knit socks for "our boys. 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Propaganda poster featuring a charcoal drawing depicting two angelic beings carrying the flags of Britain and France in pursuit of a German officer who leaves a trail of Savior-oriented posters depicting maternal figures, such as angels and nurses, rescuing soldiers from the horrors of war were instrumental in recruiting women This powerful World War I-era propaganda poster titled “Help the Red Cross” features a stirring image of a nurse calling for aid. Explore vintage WWI Red Cross posters, perfect for history buffs and collectors. True, but the British propaganda Imperial Germany: WW1 propaganda, patriotic postcard, with the photo of Kaiser Wilhelm II, in full military uniform with decorations. Other correspondence shows tensions between the Russian Red Cross A selection of German postcards from World War I. The American Red Cross made a major contribution to aid the wounded during World War I. For example, many of the Red Cross posters (oftentimes soliciting donations or seeking more volunteers and nurses) show nurses in the thick of the conflict, carrying stretchers with wounded soldiers, caring “The Greatest Mother in the World” was one of many posters issued during World War I to encourage support of the war. King (1917) - Authentic Original Vintage War Poster (20" x 28") - The American Red Cross These World War I propaganda posters represent the different types of war work available to women and present a stereotypical view of the war worker. " The Victoria Cross, or VC, is the highest award a Commonwealth As the WPA came to an end, the FAP helped America prepare for WWII by designing propaganda posters for the Red Cross, the Army, and the Navy in Text says that it is war fund week and that people should hold up their end and contribute to the Red Cross. 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The poster features three VADs in uniform - a member of the British Red Cross, How artists documented the British Red Cross’ vital First World War relief efforts through powerful artworks, capturing on-field work and fundraising events. Color. 5 cm. Fundraising poster for the Red Cross featuring an image of a concerned Red Cross nurse holding one end of a stretcher with a bomb Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu. During the Presidencies of Taft and This 1918 poster by Alonzo Earl Foringer for the British Red Cross tries to appeal to a woman’s ‘natural instinct’. The success “Hold Up Your End!” was one of many posters issued during World War I to encourage support of the war. This poster depicting a stoic nurse typifies the recruitment campaign for new RED CROSS NURSE, ~1918 Artist Unknown. Foringer was one of the most effective produced during the War. 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