Alternate world Propaganda

pretty basic, not really worked out how to blank out on gimp yet. Both from my ASB Brit SG TL.

The first one was from Canada cira 1920 when tensions with the US were high



and my second one bit of French Socialist inspiration heh.

 
Hey guys remember me? yeah, I'm back with some propaganda I made myself, this time French in origin.


is it not just perfect? especially the armband! (actually, I only removed Jacques Doriot's name from it, and the Popular from the Party name)

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French Propaganda Poster in a TL where Napoléon VI (Louis Napoléon) is Emperor of the French and leader of a French, Polish and American coalition agaist Autoritarian Russia.

"Free European ! Follow the footsteps of Napoleon and his allies ! Join the Grand Army, and together, walk against Russia !"

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I made my own using that same original poster. :D

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1950s Eastern European poster from the Madnessverse. Caesar Napoleon VI of the House of Bonaparte-Hapsburg, great-great-great-great grandson of Napoleon Bonaparte, is shown with a Polish cavalrymen, both in 19th Century uniforms for the sake of nostalgia.
The text reads:
"Men of Poland!"
"Fight for your freedom from your Prussian overlords! Napoleon VI fights for your liberty like his grandfather did in 1805!"
"Join the League of the Three Emperors!"
This refers to the House of Hohenzollern-Wettin of Prussia and Saxony trying to crush revolts in Poland, where pro-French sentiments are dangerously high.
 
No, I haven't. I used Google Translate. There probably blunders. :p
Yeah, Google is your friend:p
You got:
Males in Poland!
Fight for your freedoms before/in the presence of Prussian lords
Napoleon VI fights for his freedoms (cases and or/numbers mismatch) as his grandfather did in 1805.
Join the league of three emperors (singular, should be plural)
Should be, for example, something like this:

"Polacy!
Walczcie, by wyzwolić się spod pruskiego panowania!
Wspiera was Napoleon VI , tak jak czynił to jego wielki przodek w 1805 roku.
Dołączcie do Ligi Trzech Cesarzy!"

Poles!
Fight to free yourself from the Prussian rule!
Napoleon VI supports you, as his great ancestor did/was doing in 1805.
Join (plural) the League of the Three Emperors!

I tested it in Translate. Oh, my.:p
 
Yeah, Google is your friend:p
You got:
Males in Poland!
Fight for your freedoms before/in the presence of Prussian lords
Napoleon VI fights for his freedoms (cases and or/numbers mismatch) as his grandfather did in 1805.
Join the league of three emperors (singular, should be plural)
Should be, for example, something like this:

"Polacy!
Walczcie, by wyzwolić się spod pruskiego panowania!
Wspiera was Napoleon VI , tak jak czynił to jego wielki przodek w 1805 roku.
Dołączcie do Ligi Trzech Cesarzy!"

Poles!
Fight to free yourself from the Prussian rule!
Napoleon VI supports you, as his great ancestor did/was doing in 1805.
Join (plural) the League of the Three Emperors!

I tested it in Translate. Oh, my.:p

LOL! That's both utterly hilarious and embarrassing. :p I might fix it here in a bit; thanks! :)

Wow both of those are great, does anyone have the original poster?

Sure! Here ya go:

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Where did you get the speech from?

Commander Rockwell, the founder of Neo-Naziism. It's on YT somewhere (I think it only had 300 or so views). I slightly modified it to fit the Union (like removing his mentioning of "Negros trying to ruin the country," since the Union treats blacks okay. I thought it sounded like Kennedy without the Boston accent, so it worked. :D
 
Commander Rockwell, the founder of Neo-Naziism. It's on YT somewhere (I think it only had 300 or so views). I slightly modified it to fit the Union (like removing his mentioning of "Negros trying to ruin the country," since the Union treats blacks okay. I thought it sounded like Kennedy without the Boston accent, so it worked. :D

I take back my YouTube comment then. You really fooled me that it was Kennedy, but with sentences taken out of context ! :eek:

I've heard about Rockwell. Nasty nutcase.
 
Technically speaking, this is OTL propaganda for a conflict that never took place. Still, I think it qualifies.

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Ah, the "Trigonist" exercise ? :D Marc Pasquin once posted some photos of the fictional attacking army's uniforms in the uniform prototypes thread.
 
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