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#11 An image of the overpowering military might is conveyed, with massive bombers swooping out of the sky.

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An image of the overpowering military might is conveyed, with massive bombers swooping out of the sky.

Japanese WWII Propaganda Posters that Illustrated Imperial Power Through Art

#11 An image of the overpowering military might is conveyed, with massive bombers swooping out of the sky.

WWI

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←#10 With the right equipment, victory would be inevitable.
#12 This poster portrays a Kamikaze pilot off on a mission – his last one, of course. He is saluting and ready to do his duty. The traditional symbols of Japanese honor, such as a ceremonial sword, are included.→

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