Propaganda: information, ideas, or rumors deliberately spread widely to help or harm a person, group, movement, institution, nation, etc.
A subreddit for propaganda collectors, enthusiasts, or anyone fascinated by propaganda as an insight into history, sociology, perspective, and manipulation.
Posters, paintings, leaflets, cartoons, videos, music, broadcasts, news articles, or any medium is welcome - be it recent or historical, subtle or blatant, artistic or amateur, horrific or hilarious.
Guidelines
1) Don't vote on whether you agree with the message of a post.
2) Don't post with the intent to spread propaganda you agree with or the intent to degrade propaganda you disagree with.
3) Civil conversation is okay; soapboxing, racism and personal attacks are not.
4) Titles must have a date and must be neutral. If in doubt, you can simply use the caption of the poster (eg. "I want you!", US, 1917).
5) No memes or clickbait. Basic images with text added (i.e. macros) are only allowed if posted as an album with neutral commentary, with an accompanying article, or with a detailed explanation in the comments.
For a complete rundown and explanation of the rules, refer to the wiki.
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/r/archiveporn
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/r/battlepaintings
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/r/historyporn (SFW)
/r/imaginarypropaganda
/r/movieposterporn (SFW)
/r/newsreels
/r/politicaladvertising
/r/politicalhumor
/r/theoryofpropaganda
/r/vintageads
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