How Did People Were Allowed To Save Oil?
During the way, people were urged to save oil for the explosives.
In figure 5, instead of throwing out used oil, in the image oil is poured out in the explosives. The oil is making the bombs active. Therefore, the message is clear that the left over oil that people may think that it won’t work anymore, and it is good enough to be thrown out, people must take it to the dealer instead where they can use it effectively. The message is mostly intended for women, seeing that they are the ones who cook.
They used plain folk as their propaganda technique to make it seem comfortable and normal for people to follow that instruction. Using a regular woman’s hand would motivate women save oil.
6. The countries were told not to keep their countries’ …show more content…
Unknown, Careless talk costs lives. Mr Hitler wants to know!, 1939-1946.
Figure 6 is a poster that was created in the United Kingdom. Talking carelessly about the nations’ plans would put the country in great danger for the enemy to gain that information. Therefore, people were urged to be silent and also not just tell anyone about what they know.
They used rhetoric statements so that people are scared to share everything with everyone they know because they might be talking to the enemy not knowing.
Hitler’s head and ear is enlarged to emphasise the fact that the Nazi’s want to know what the country’s strategic plan is so that they can use it against them They used orange and black, that is the Nazi’s national colours to emphasise the fact that their enemy is the Nazi’s. The poster is effective because they used the enemy’s image to convey the message. The word Hitler is brought up to emphasise. The text is written in Italics to make it seem like Hitler hears people whispering.
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Fig.7. Unknown, Goebels says: “Russia first, Britain next”, 1941.
Figure 7 was intended for Britain. During this time of the war, German sort out for greater power. After betraying the Soviet Union and invading it, their next target was Great …show more content…
Rhetoric statements was use to influence people to join the war and prepare themselves for Germany.
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Fig 8. Unknown, Together we shall strangle Hitlerism, 1939-146
After the Nazi’s betrayed the Russians, the Russians joined the Allies in the war. Nations had to work together in order to win the war. Working together would make the alliances strong and more powerful to defeat the Axis powers.
In figure 8, the two flags of the Soviet Union and Great Britain are hanging Hitler. This shows that if the two nations work together effectively they will win the won. In the text, they used together with the colour that symbolizes trust to make the two nations trust each other. The propagandist used the transfer technique of patriotism to make things look positive and created a positive ideology using the two flags (Gill 1993:sp).
They made ‘Hitlerism’ red with a black background, which imply danger, which classified them or stereotyped them as being a danger.
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Fig. 9. Leon Helguera, American all, let’s fight for victory,
In figure 5, instead of throwing out used oil, in the image oil is poured out in the explosives. The oil is making the bombs active. Therefore, the message is clear that the left over oil that people may think that it won’t work anymore, and it is good enough to be thrown out, people must take it to the dealer instead where they can use it effectively. The message is mostly intended for women, seeing that they are the ones who cook.
They used plain folk as their propaganda technique to make it seem comfortable and normal for people to follow that instruction. Using a regular woman’s hand would motivate women save oil.
6. The countries were told not to keep their countries’ …show more content…
Unknown, Careless talk costs lives. Mr Hitler wants to know!, 1939-1946.
Figure 6 is a poster that was created in the United Kingdom. Talking carelessly about the nations’ plans would put the country in great danger for the enemy to gain that information. Therefore, people were urged to be silent and also not just tell anyone about what they know.
They used rhetoric statements so that people are scared to share everything with everyone they know because they might be talking to the enemy not knowing.
Hitler’s head and ear is enlarged to emphasise the fact that the Nazi’s want to know what the country’s strategic plan is so that they can use it against them They used orange and black, that is the Nazi’s national colours to emphasise the fact that their enemy is the Nazi’s. The poster is effective because they used the enemy’s image to convey the message. The word Hitler is brought up to emphasise. The text is written in Italics to make it seem like Hitler hears people whispering.
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Fig.7. Unknown, Goebels says: “Russia first, Britain next”, 1941.
Figure 7 was intended for Britain. During this time of the war, German sort out for greater power. After betraying the Soviet Union and invading it, their next target was Great …show more content…
Rhetoric statements was use to influence people to join the war and prepare themselves for Germany.
8.
Fig 8. Unknown, Together we shall strangle Hitlerism, 1939-146
After the Nazi’s betrayed the Russians, the Russians joined the Allies in the war. Nations had to work together in order to win the war. Working together would make the alliances strong and more powerful to defeat the Axis powers.
In figure 8, the two flags of the Soviet Union and Great Britain are hanging Hitler. This shows that if the two nations work together effectively they will win the won. In the text, they used together with the colour that symbolizes trust to make the two nations trust each other. The propagandist used the transfer technique of patriotism to make things look positive and created a positive ideology using the two flags (Gill 1993:sp).
They made ‘Hitlerism’ red with a black background, which imply danger, which classified them or stereotyped them as being a danger.
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Fig. 9. Leon Helguera, American all, let’s fight for victory,