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"H is for Hitler, the sworn enemy of Allah (God) and the greatest enemy of humanity.” , From Arab anti-Nazi -A–Z teaching style -propaganda, 1940

School Begins, United States (1899)

'Don't Miss the Soviet Union in 1936' (American magazine ad for Intourist, Inc., New York. New Masses magazine, 3 March 1936. United States of America, 1936).

"I serve the Soviet Union!", Soviet belarusian poster, 1989

"The Rioters' Railroad to Ruin": Cartoon Critiquing the Great Railroad Strike of 1877

“E for Egypt, A sovereign and fully independent country, a true ally of Britain in peace and war.”From Arabic anti-Nazi -A–Z teaching style -propaganda, 1940

take care of the public and participate in the management / china 1983

"D is for despair, the feeling in Hitler’s heart whenever he sees Britain and her allies increasing their force and power, when it is clear to him that the decisive victory will be on the side of the Democracies." From Arabic anti-Nazi -A–Z teaching style -propaganda, 1940

“Sir, I am terrified to face this mouse”… Hitler and his donkey Benito vs the Greek mouse, from the Arabic propaganda, 1940.

"Wouldn't be trying to divert our attention, would he?" (Ed Holland, 1962)

America's Expansionist Appetite (1900), Tailor President McKinley measures an obese Uncle Sam for larger clothing.

“The Sacred Fire of Maternal Love Inspires Working Women to Fight for a Brighter Future”, Soviet Poster, 1963

EU Membership Referendum, UK, 2016 - Poster calling for a stop to EU immigration in favour of non-EU immigration

“P is for Power, the only thing the Nazis understand and fear.” From Arab anti-Nazi A–Z teaching-style propaganda, 1940.

'Worth fighting for' (English poster by unknown artist/ J. Weiner Ltd,, London for National Savings Committee/ His Majesty's Stationery Office (HMSO). United Kingdom, 1943).

1961 USSR poster showing India freeing Goa from Portuguese rule

“The Great Compatriot, Kim Jong Un: We will forever be loyal to you!” North Korea, 2011

"The world of the new authoritarians". 2020 French book cover criticizing authoritarian world leaders such as Putin, Xi and Erdogan.

'Sieg Heil 1944!' — Slovenian partisan poster from the Second World War (1944) showing Hitler's head impaled above a mountain of Nazi skulls. Artist: Nikolaj Pirnat.

Greek postage stamp, comparing the country's territory in 1830 vs 1930 (Greece, 1930)

'Everyone, everything, for the final blow!' — Yugoslav Partisan poster from the Second World War, 1945.

The Plumb-pudding in danger (1805) satirical cartoon by James Gillray. It illustrates the division of the world between Britain and France. The drawing depicts William Pitt the Younger and Napoleon I.

Venezuela's plight (NY Times, 2018)

American foreign policy: Uncle's chest and its contents (lightning bolts labeled “embargo,” “threats,” and “blockade”; sticks labeled "gunboat diplomacy" and "Big Stick policy") // Soviet Union // 1980s