"I'm fighting for an America where every man can build his own future, pick his own job, run his own business—free from dictatorship."

Alternative title
私はこんなアメリカのために戦っている
Language
English
Type
StillImage
Publisher
Think American Institute
Extent
687×506mm
Description

ポスター番号/No. of Poster:80

主題/Subject:Business

内容記述・解説/Description:"I'm fighting for an America where every man can build his own future, pick his own job, run his own business—free from dictatorship."

内容記述・解説/Description:Thinkamericanシリーズ。資本主義擁護のために戦うことを主張。ナチス・ドイツとともにソ連邦も的としているような印象を与える。写真にはキャプションなし、番号603 I.P.E.U.

備考(ポスターにある記号等)/Note:No. 175-copyright 1943-Kelly- Read Co. Inc., Rochester, N.Y.

Collection

  • CPAS WWII Propaganda Poster Collection

    This collection features ninety U.S. propaganda posters produced during the Second World War. Center for Pacific and American Studies (CPAS) acquired these posters, originally housed at Stanford University, in 1983 through a Japanese contact.
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Could you look this wounded American straight in the eye and honestly say—"I'm doing all I can for victory."

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Save them this fate. Don't stay home from work!

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