US Anti-Axis Propaganda

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US propaganda postcard for an Army Air Force trainee. It's unclear whether the young vultures are US or Japanese/German/Italian flyers.

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Another US anti-Axis postcard, this one showing a US soldier chasing a scared Hitler with a bayonet fixed on a rifle. There are several postcards in this series or with this format.

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The illustrator Blake made this postcard in 1944. Many children became men in WWII, I think that's the point. . .

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These are US propaganda postcards, anti-Japanese. Most are from c1942.

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Five more anti-Japanese US propaganda postcards; again on 'linen' paper. The first one is postally used with the message "Darling, As soon as this is done, I will be on my way home. I hope it isn't to [sic] long." Postmarked August 7, 1944, so this guy had a year to wait.

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And lest you think all linen postcards from c1942 were anti-Japanese, here's an anti-Hitler and one against all three major Axis leaders.

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Another postcard similar to that in my second post in this thread. Entitled "Bums Away" it shows Hitler, Mussolini and Tojo getting dropped down to Hell--someone's glad to see them. The card has no message nor address and the postmark is certainly just a 'cancel-to-order' type; not of postal significance (although it helps us date the card further.)