News from Pasargad In 1962: USSR anti-religious propaganda poster of Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin in Space Poster By - Pasargad 3 hours ago 🔥Love & togetherness, The black-headed sibia (Heterophasia desgodinsi) By - Pasargad 3 hours ago Chinese Propaganda In 1988: Marry late, conceive late By - Pasargad 13 hours ago Soviet cartoon by Boris Efimov (1957) showing the hand of 'Wall Street' controlling the Nazi spider By - Pasargad 1 day ago 🔥Komodo dragons (Varanus komodoensis), may not have wings or breathe fire, but they are excellent swimmers By - Pasargad 1 day ago In 1918: American Social Hygiene Association Poster By - Pasargad 1 day ago A propaganda leaflet of India Independence League of Rash Behari Bose which later gave way to Azad Hind Fauj led by Subhas Chandra Bose. This 1944, leaflet shows Gandhi, Maulana Azad & Nehru with message of allegiance from Japan written in different languages By - Pasargad 2 days ago 🔥The burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia) By - Pasargad 2 days ago What's Poppin? By - Pasargad 2 days ago 'Don't mix 'em' — American poster (1936) published in Pennsylvania as part of Roosevelt's Federal Art Project By - Pasargad 2 days ago In 1930s: Swiss Anti-Communist Propaganda Poster By - Pasargad 3 days ago Incredible views from Iceland By - Pasargad 3 days ago 🔥The yellow boxfish (Ostracion cubicum) By - Pasargad 3 days ago Election poster of the Social Democratic Party of Germany, 1932, with Three Arrows symbol representing resistance against reactionary conservatism, Nazism and Communism, with the slogan "Gegen [Against] Papen, Hitler, Thälmann" By - Pasargad 3 days ago 🔥Baby sailfin flying fish (Parexocoetus brachypterus). They are born with tiny wings and can"fly" as young as two weeks old By - Pasargad 4 days ago Czechoslovak propaganda in 1951: 'The USSR makes the desert bloom - the USA turns towns and villages into deserts' By - Pasargad 4 days ago Meet Flexible Suede, the current most flexible person in Jamaica By - Pasargad 4 days ago Australian Propaganda in 1944: Talk less. You never know By - Pasargad 4 days ago 🔥The yellow-wattled lapwing (Vanellus malabaricus) By - Pasargad 4 days ago 'Safeguarding the college student' — American cartoon (ca. 1948) showing the soldier of 'Christian Home Training' protecting college students from the arrows of unbelief, communism, atheism, radicalism, modernism, humanism, evolution and doubt By - Pasargad 5 days ago 🔥The speckled mousebird (Colius striatus) By - Pasargad 5 days ago Italian illustration from the First World War showing America leading the Allies against Germany. Published on the cover of La Domenica del Corriere newspaper, April 1917 By - Pasargad 5 days ago Soviet cartoon (1972) showing an American general wringing coins out of his European allies before depositing them in the 'NATO' bin. The factory of 'U.S. military industry' meanwhile chugs away in the background By - Pasargad 6 days ago 🔥The sandhill crane (Antigone canadensis) By - Pasargad 6 days ago Chinese propaganda poster (1958) showing a boy and girl killing sparrows during the Four Pests campaign: 'Let's all go to fight the sparrows!' By - Pasargad 6 days ago "There's no god! / Бога Нет!" Reply Designer: Wang Guangbo, Ma Jie. Reply America had a problem with syphilis in the 1910s. This poster warned men against young women who might spread the disease. Reply Designed by Robert Lachenmann. Reply Video by Ig: timroosjen Reply Papen (monarchist candidate), Hitler (Nazi candidate), Thälmann (Communist candidate). Reply Czechoslovak propaganda poster (1951) contrasting a cheery scene of Soviet engineers overseeing construction of the Main Turkmen Canal with a scene of American destruction in Asia. Reply Issued by the Ministry of Home Security and printed by James Hawthorn & Brother Ltd Reply The cartoon is by U.S. Abell and was published in the Christian magazine 'Moody Monthly', for which Abell worked for almost three decades. Reply Caption: 'The United States in the conflict - For the last blow to the 'natural enemy of freedom', a new great force has come to join the Allies'. Reply Cartoon is by Yuliy Ganf and was published in Krokodil magazine. Reply China launched the campaign in 1958 in an effort to eradicate the four designated pest species of rats, mosquitoes, flies and sparrows. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website
In 1962: USSR anti-religious propaganda poster of Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin in Space Poster By - Pasargad 3 hours ago
Soviet cartoon by Boris Efimov (1957) showing the hand of 'Wall Street' controlling the Nazi spider By - Pasargad 1 day ago
🔥Komodo dragons (Varanus komodoensis), may not have wings or breathe fire, but they are excellent swimmers By - Pasargad 1 day ago
A propaganda leaflet of India Independence League of Rash Behari Bose which later gave way to Azad Hind Fauj led by Subhas Chandra Bose. This 1944, leaflet shows Gandhi, Maulana Azad & Nehru with message of allegiance from Japan written in different languages By - Pasargad 2 days ago
'Don't mix 'em' — American poster (1936) published in Pennsylvania as part of Roosevelt's Federal Art Project By - Pasargad 2 days ago
Election poster of the Social Democratic Party of Germany, 1932, with Three Arrows symbol representing resistance against reactionary conservatism, Nazism and Communism, with the slogan "Gegen [Against] Papen, Hitler, Thälmann" By - Pasargad 3 days ago
🔥Baby sailfin flying fish (Parexocoetus brachypterus). They are born with tiny wings and can"fly" as young as two weeks old By - Pasargad 4 days ago
Czechoslovak propaganda in 1951: 'The USSR makes the desert bloom - the USA turns towns and villages into deserts' By - Pasargad 4 days ago
'Safeguarding the college student' — American cartoon (ca. 1948) showing the soldier of 'Christian Home Training' protecting college students from the arrows of unbelief, communism, atheism, radicalism, modernism, humanism, evolution and doubt By - Pasargad 5 days ago
Italian illustration from the First World War showing America leading the Allies against Germany. Published on the cover of La Domenica del Corriere newspaper, April 1917 By - Pasargad 5 days ago
Soviet cartoon (1972) showing an American general wringing coins out of his European allies before depositing them in the 'NATO' bin. The factory of 'U.S. military industry' meanwhile chugs away in the background By - Pasargad 6 days ago
Chinese propaganda poster (1958) showing a boy and girl killing sparrows during the Four Pests campaign: 'Let's all go to fight the sparrows!' By - Pasargad 6 days ago
America had a problem with syphilis in the 1910s. This poster warned men against young women who might spread the disease. Reply
Czechoslovak propaganda poster (1951) contrasting a cheery scene of Soviet engineers overseeing construction of the Main Turkmen Canal with a scene of American destruction in Asia. Reply
The cartoon is by U.S. Abell and was published in the Christian magazine 'Moody Monthly', for which Abell worked for almost three decades. Reply
Caption: 'The United States in the conflict - For the last blow to the 'natural enemy of freedom', a new great force has come to join the Allies'. Reply
China launched the campaign in 1958 in an effort to eradicate the four designated pest species of rats, mosquitoes, flies and sparrows. Reply
"There's no god! / Бога Нет!"
Designer: Wang Guangbo, Ma Jie.
America had a problem with syphilis in the 1910s. This poster warned men against young women who might spread the disease.
Designed by Robert Lachenmann.
Video by Ig: timroosjen
Papen (monarchist candidate), Hitler (Nazi candidate), Thälmann (Communist candidate).
Czechoslovak propaganda poster (1951) contrasting a cheery scene of Soviet engineers overseeing construction of the Main Turkmen Canal with a scene of American destruction in Asia.
Issued by the Ministry of Home Security and printed by James Hawthorn & Brother Ltd
The cartoon is by U.S. Abell and was published in the Christian magazine 'Moody Monthly', for which Abell worked for almost three decades.
Caption: 'The United States in the conflict - For the last blow to the 'natural enemy of freedom', a new great force has come to join the Allies'.
Cartoon is by Yuliy Ganf and was published in Krokodil magazine.
China launched the campaign in 1958 in an effort to eradicate the four designated pest species of rats, mosquitoes, flies and sparrows.