Pacific War Propaganda Leaflets

太平洋戦争

プロパガンダ

リーフレット

An archive of propaganda leaflets used in Pacific theatre of World War 2

太平洋戦域における第二次世界大戦の宣伝ビラアーカイブ集

Focused on propaganda leaflets developed by the Allied Nations.

連合国が作成したプロパガンダ・リーフレットに焦点を当てています。

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A person kneeling on a tatami mat in a traditional Japanese room, looking out at the moonlit sky through an open window. The room has calligraphy wall art, a small table with items on it, and two futons with pillows on the floor.

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Psychological Warfare Division (SEAC)

心理戦部門「SEAC」

A black and white illustration of a person kneeling on a wooden floor, wearing traditional Japanese clothing, with a mask or face on the ground nearby. There are shelves with objects and a tripod in the background. Japanese text is written below the illustration.

A vintage Japanese advertisement featuring a microphone with radio waves emanating from it and Japanese text.

Map showing the routes of the Pacific theater during World War II, with dashed lines indicating naval and air movements across the Pacific Ocean, from Japan and Asia to the United States and other Pacific islands.

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U.S. Office of War Information (OWI)

米国戦争情報局「OWI」

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U.S. Psychological Warfare Branch (PWB)

米国心理戦部門「PWB」

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Far East Liaison Office (FELO)

極東連絡局「FELO」

More about Pacific War propaganda

太平洋戦争プロパガンダの詳細

Japanese military telegram with red, white, and blue stripes in the top left corner, and a message in both Japanese and English instructing to treat prisoners of war well and take them to the nearest commanding officer.

A black and white Japanese newspaper or magazine clipping featuring an illustration of a soldier holding a flag, with Japanese text and a red question mark overlay. The text appears to reference historical military events and dates.