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Loading... All-American Ads 40s (Icons Series) (Spanish Edition) (original 2003; edition 2003)by Jim Heimann (Editor)
Work InformationAll-American Ads of the 40s by Jim Heimann (Editor) (2003)
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World War II brought unprecedented pride and prosperity to the American people and nothing better mirrors the new wave of consumerism and progress than the ads of the time. No library descriptions found. |
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American Locomotive has much more pointed war supportive ads - 'A High Honor for your Daughter' recounts Nazi eugenics shipping Austrian and Hungarian girls to the Northern countries for forced breeding. Others by the same company - 'Ever Face a Firing Squad?' and 'They'll Give You a Fresh Start in Life.'
Another acknowledging the practice of slave labor. A few extremely gruesome; most extolling American technology.
All text repeated in German, French and Spanish.