Knowledge Wins - Public Library Books are Free, American Library Association (1918)

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Knowledge Wins - Public Library Books are Free, American Library Association (1918)

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Smh can't even go on a date anymore (alts under cut)
Brilliant! Iran dropping truth bombs, which even the most simple-minded America First, MAGA supporters can understand! Time for them to do a Thomas Jefferson on Trump! That tree of liberty needs watering.
Iranians value education. Their libraries are magnificent. The best roast is telling us "we send y'all LEGO videos because most of you Americans can't read!!"
Another banger. All true. How embarrassing. Iran can't bomb us but they sure as hell have been nuking MAGA.
"Your government is run by pedophiles." 😐😐
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civil war propaganda mix
Updated egg design woah???
Parrot design woah????
Wemmbu angst :(
They cut his hair and called him a looser when he asked to many questions :(

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Austro-Hungarian posters from the First World War showing disabled soldiers at work with prosthetic limbs.
The posters were published in 1917 and 1915 respectively. The first was designed by Pal Sujan and promotes a July-August 'National war welfare exhibition' in Bratislava, presumably to showcase various initiatives for injured veterans.
The second was jointly designed by Lajos Csabai and Árpád Ékes with the text reading 'How to Return Our Disabled to Life', advertising a film of the same name produced by Illés Jenő and documenting the development of prosthetics in the early months of the war. The film was largely recorded in hospitals around Budapest and premiered in the city in January 1916.
“You may not be interested in war, but war is bloody interested in you.”
ДИПЛОМАТИЯ ПО АМЕРИКАНСКИ
"Diplomacy for Americans"
Soviet propaganda poster against the american military-industrial complex.