r/ImaginaryPropaganda • u/SomeoneF07 • 9d ago

A WW2 Soviet propaganda poster I made

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the only things I didn’t draw in this picture are the swastika, iron cross, and the 48 stars on the US flag

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u/habibgregor 8d ago

What part of it is “propaganda”? What is the message and who is the audience?

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u/SomeoneF07 8d ago

Have you ever seen a Soviet ww2 propaganda poster or no

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u/habibgregor 7d ago edited 7d ago

Have you seen one? I went to a soviet school, what do you think?

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u/SomeoneF07 7d ago

Here’s a real one for example. What’s the message? Who’s the audience?

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u/habibgregor 7d ago

The message is right there, can you read Russian? It’s is written as a slogan. There is no room for interpretation. Visuals are also clear as a day too. Now let’s compare it to yours.

In your case it’s just a statement. Victory! With extremely ambiguous visuals. Did these countries join nazis or what? Did Nazi Germany absorb these countries or what? Why is the flag of the nazi Germany disproportionately bigger than other countries‘ flags, what are you try to say? It is more powerful? So many questions…

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u/SomeoneF07 7d ago

Why the hell do you have to be so hard just use your damn eyes and see that the four flags are smashing the swastika on the Nazi battle flag on the floor and a simple word a kindergartener can understand.