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War

World War I

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Poster: “You buy a Liberty Bond lest I perish · Buy your Victory Bonds”Poster: “You buy a Liberty Bond lest I perish · Buy your Victory Bonds”‹›Poster
1917–1918 · United States / Canada · WWIBuy Bonds — Support Your Country!When an army is short not of men but of money, the finger points at your wallet.
Poster: “Fate tutti il vostro dovere! · Отчего вы не въ арміи?”Poster: “Fate tutti il vostro dovere! · Отчего вы не въ арміи?”‹›Poster
1917, 1919 · Italy / Russia · WWI / 1917–22Do your duty, all of you! · Why are you not in the army?A White Army poster of 1919 is an almost literal repaint of an Italian one.
Poster: “Your first duty is to take your part in ending the war”Poster
1915 · Ireland · WWIYour Empire Needs You!The Irish were called to fight for an empire, and promised self-government in return.
Poster: “Who’s absent? Is it you?”Poster
1915 · United Kingdom · WWIWho’s absent? Is it you?In 1915 the British finger stopped inviting and started shaming.
Poster: “Britons. [Kitchener] Wants You · I Want You for U.S. Army”Poster: “Britons. [Kitchener] Wants You · I Want You for U.S. Army”‹›Poster
1914, 1917 · United Kingdom / United States · WWIYour Country Needs You!This gesture was invented in London in 1914, but it became famous in America.
Poster: “Belgian Red Cross”Poster
c. 1915 · United Kingdom · WWIBelgian Red CrossBy 1914 the world already had a symbol of war crimes: Leuven.