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'Portrait of the Yugoslav Hitler' β Bulgarian cartoon, 1951, showing Tito as a bloody axe-wielding beast in Nazi uniform, standing over Yugoslavia with a copy of Mein Kampf stuffed...
Colourised footage here of the float in action https://t.co/pUguaZ178c https://t.co/a3J2zNeVA3 https://t.co/82PaGzvPN2
'Put a cross on Saint Sophia' β Russian illustration from the First World War (1914) showing the light of the cross dispersing the star and crescent clouds over the Hagia Sophia, s...
'Sorry, we didn't know it was invisible' β Serbian poster from the Kosovo War published after the Yugoslav army shot down a US F-117 Nighthawk (27 March 1999). https://t.co/etzjeGC...
'Jubilee' β Austrian illustration published in Die Muskete magazine, 13 March 1913, showing Tsar Nicholas II on a horse amid a vast sea of blood and corpses, with a deathly figure...
Turkish cartoon by Ramiz Gâkçe (1928) showing the new Latin letters kicking out the old Arabic script. The cartoon was published shortly before Turkey officially adopted the new al...
'The concentration camps in the Soviet Union' β French anti-Soviet poster from 1951 allegedly detailing the Soviet gulag system. The hammers and sickles indicate locally-administer...
'To ensure your security - vote French' β French cartoon by Ralph Soupault (1936) showing a Frenchman defending himself from the forces of Nazism, socialism, communism and masonry....
'For anti-imperialist solidarity, peace and friendship!' β Promotional poster for the 13th World Festival of Youth and Students, held in Pyongyang in July 1989. The poster was publ...
'It's a real man's life - Join the Regular Army' β Series of posters published for a British Army recruitment campaign, 1959-60. https://t.co/S54y62XM2m
Map published in Time magazine (22 September, 1952) showing Kurdistan as a hammer and sickle. https://t.co/wcfHFNXIFm
Mexican synarchist illustration showing a hand with a cross smashing the hammer and sickle. The illustration appeared in 'Pedro Sinarquista', a novel published anonymously in 1959....