The Need for Vigilance
While Americans in WWI were not indifferent to security
issues given the unrestricted German submarine warfare in the
POSTERS
Title: "This World Cannot Exist Half Slave And Half Free/ Buy War Bonds"
Artist: B. Rig
Sponsor: John Wyeth & Brothers, Inc.
Title: “Ten Years Ago, Nazis Burned These Books, But Free Americans Can Still Read Them”
Date: 1943
Sponsor: Office of War Information
Title: “For Peace and Security Buy Bonds”
Artist: Linn Ball
Date: 1945
Sponsor: Treasury Department
Title: “Americans Will Always Fight For Liberty ”
Artist: B. Perlin
Date: 1943
Sponsor: Office of War Information
Title: “Dutch Fight On To Victory”
Sponsor: Evanston
War Chest
Title: "United We Are Strong, United We Win”
Artist: Koerner
Date: 1943
Sponsor: Office of War Information
Title: “Your Pen—An Enemy Weapon? Not If You Keep What You Know To Yourself! Watch What You Write”
Date: 1943
Sponsor: U.S.
Army Recruiting Publicity Bureau
Title: “A Careless Word, A Needless Loss”
Artist: Anton Otto Fischer
Date: 1943
Sponsor: Office of War Information