Propaganda


An appeal to the citizenry in those areas that remained under Imperial control to report suspicious behavior to the Arbites	Once the Imperials went over to the offensive, recruits were needed for the dozens of new armored regiments raised to drive the Archenemy off-world.

On Lyubov, gender roles tend to be well-defined. The Guard Auxiliary seeks women volunteers to serve in a variety of non-combat roles.	The motto of the Artillery - The Big Guns Never Tire

An appeal to the citizenry to resist the invaders despite the odds	A recruitment poster for the Guard.

An appeal to help the pro-Imperial partisans operating behind enemy lines.	A Recruitment poster for the Imperial Guard Air Corps

Although brutality is always part of war, the atrocities of the Chaos Powers are so terrible, and of such magnitude, as to engender a new category of crime--crimes against humanity	War Profiteering is always a drain on the war effort. This is an appeal to obey the rationing laws.

The poster depicts Chaos as the enemy of the Bible. Chaos is the enemy of all that is good and decent, especially the basis of all moral conduct.	This poster warns people that small snippets of information regarding troop movements or other logistical details can be useful to the enemy.

Another recruitment poster for the Lyubov Army	To guard against complacency, this poster reminds civilians of the suffering and sacrifices that are made by the Imperial Guard daily on their behalf.

Masculine strength was a common visual theme in patriotic posters. Pictures of powerful men and mighty machines illustrated Lyubov`s ability to channel its formidable strength into the war effort.	The most effective war posters are the ones that appeal to the emotions. This poster plays on the public's fear and loathing of the enemy and depict Lyubov in imminent danger with her back against the wall.

I love WW2 style propaganda posters. I decided to make a few for my Imperial Guards, shrunk down and printed out, they can be used to decorate scenery pieces, etc.