Poster, World War 2, Recruiting and Morale Boosting, 3 Aust Corps, 1942
Framed morale boosting poster produced by 3 Australian Corps illustrated by relative populations of Japanese Empire (70 million) versus Australia (7 million).
Part of a series of recruiting and morale boosting posters produced under the auspices of 3 Australian Corps. Most posters contain extreme examples of racial stereotyping and adverse depictions of Japanese soldiers.
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"It's not the size of the dog in the fight; It's the size of the Fight in the Dog"
sands and MacDougal Pty Ltd. Perth Offset Lithograph Print Issued by 3 Aust Corps
This series of posters is displayed in the Home Front section of the World War 2 Gallery. Commonwealth authorised Australian Imperial Force recruiting posters may be found in the World War 2 introductory Gallery
Australian Army Museum of Western Australia
Australian Army Museum of Western Australia
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