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WWI
Canadian Propaganda Posters of World War I that Designed to Get Public Support
#36 Roll ’em Out!
WWI
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#27 Soldiers cross the river Ancre during the Allied attack on Thiepval Ridge. September, 1916.
#70 Lieutenant A. de Bathe Brandon Attacking a Zeppelin Raider, 1916.
#19 Francis Birkin Armitage, born 1899
#8 The theme is “pride in the armed forces.”
#15 Italian artillery gunners load shells decorated with Easter messages. 1916.
#23 An observer in the tail tip of the English airship R33 in Selby, England, 1919.
#86 A man builds barbed wire obstacles on the Somme. September, 1916.
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#35 Recruitment poster for “Soldiers of the Soil”, boys 15-19 years who worked on farms during the summer months, as part of the war effort (WW1)
#37 They serve France. How can I serve Canada?
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