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| A poster calling for evacuation of children from London. "Leave Hitler to me, you ought to be out of London" |
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| Nazi surrender comes nearer every time a woman enters into a subsidiary of the territorial services |
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| "They can not do without you." Again the call to join the ATS |
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| "We've beaten them before. We beat them again." Poster appeared immediately after the defeat of the British army at Dunkirk |
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| And they said, "This was our finest hour" (quote from Churchill's speech, delivered in the House of Commons June 18, 1940) |
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| "We've beaten them before. We beat them again." Another poster, which was released in the wake of the disaster at Dunkirk |
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| And another poster on the theme of "Do not talk." Slogan "Careless chatter costs lives" was popular on American posters. |
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| Another poster with the theme "Careless talk costs lives" |
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| "Mr. Hitler wants to know." This poster became popular across the Atlantic |
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| More than eloquent appeal not to talk too much |
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| Colonel Schultz calls on British troops to share useful information so that the Germans may know where to bomb and land troops |
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| Careless Talk costs lives. "You forgot, she remembers" |
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| "Careless talk costs lives" |
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| "Careless talk costs lives" |
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| Appeal to donate blood |
SEE ALSO
More British Posters During WW2
British Propaganda Painting During WW2