Cartes postales de propagande de la Première Guerre mondiale
Dans cette galerie, vous pouvez trouver des exemples de cartes postales qui ont diffusé et influencé l'opinion publique pendant la Première Guerre mondiale. Lisez comment la carte postale est devenue une arme de propagande dans [notre blog] (http://blog.europeana.eu/2018/10/use-of-propaganda-in-wwi-postcards/).
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A modern postcard reproducing a 1915 British recruitment poster.
Front; Postcard with propaganda motif
The ink of the postmarks stamped on the back of this postcard have leached through to the front (they say ‘PLYMOUTH / 7 – / 12 FEB 18’ and ‘BUY NATIONAL WAR BONDS’). The initials of the artist who drew the illustration (‘C.T.N.’) headed ‘With Love from Da…
Patriotic cartoon postcard. British bulldog and sunken German ships. Posted 30 Sept 1914 from Exeter.; Front
In the course of the war, all kinds of postcards with patriotic images were made from silk. This map with the inscription Glory to Belgium shows the flags of the Allied troops. It is addressed to Reverend Sister Wivina, who was staying in the Refugee Uden…
War Song 1914
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Entitled ‘An Angel of Mercy.’, the staged, tinted scene on the front of this postcard portrays a boy dressed as a British officer lying on a makeshift stretcher (which actually appears to be a deckchair) on the grass, looking up at a girl dressed as a nur…
Joseph Coughlin was my mother's uncle, and was in the Royal Dublin Fusiliers. He worked with a horse and cart when he came back from serving on the Western Front, and lived for many years after the war. Joseph used to drink with Matt Talbot. These po…
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