An archive of wartime aerial propaganda leaflets from the First World War to the present day.
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An archive of wartime aerial propaganda leaflets from the First World War to the present day.
This British leaflet was dropped by balloons over the German trenches of the Western Front. It promises the death of Germany.
Another British leaflet from 1918 announcing the arrival of the first one million American soldiers in France.
This 1940 German fold-up pamphlet blames Britain for all the trouble coming to French soldiers.
Gestapo savages rampaging across Occupied Europe.
A quote from Adolf Hitler, "I feel so fresh now the spring has come," illustrated with a montage of frozen corpses of German soldiers who died in the bitter winter cold of the Russian front.
The threatening message on this NATO leaflet tells Serbian forces: "Don't wait for me!" Serbian troops are ordered to stop committing atrocities but instead to desert their unit and to leave Kosovo immediately, else face certain death from relentless NATO attacks.
A short, simple message on this US leaflet dropped in Afghanistan, "The Taliban reign of fear is about to end!"
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British leaflets produced by General Headquarters in France for German troops on the Western front.
British balloon distributed propaganda leaflets for German troops on the Western front.
On Crewe House taking over the production of the "A.P." series, the code numbers were discontinued and the leaflets were numbered "1" onwards. A second series of "Priority leaflets" were also produced beginning with the code number "1001".