This Electronic Field Trip commemorates the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor.

World War II Posters, a new book by vintage poster dealer David Pollack, catalogues posters of the era. See some of the rarest examples here.

1n 1941, organizing chaotic violence and suffering into a story with meaning, propaganda posters soon gave graphic representation to these concepts. Sometimes featuring a fist raised in defiance ...

“Remember Pearl Harbor!” became a rallying cry, and the attack was the theme of propaganda posters in the exhibit.

She was the voice of Japanese propaganda in WWII, but Tokyo Rose was actually an American citizen stranded in Japan after the attack on Pearl Harbor.

“Wearing Propaganda: Textiles on the Home Front in Japan, Britain and the United States 1931-1945,” through Jan. 7, Allentown Art Museum, Fifth and Court streets, Allentown.

The attack on Pearl Harbor presented an ideal propaganda tool. Posters showed the Japanese as cruel and treacherous because of the unannounced nature of their attack on the US fleet.

The film director and New York icon discusses the trials and triumphs behind the posters featured in his Brooklyn Museum exhibition.

On this day in 1942, six months after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt created the Office of War Information. It served as a government propaganda arm throughout ...

Mickey Mouse wears an armband for AWS, the Aircraft Warning Service, in this poster from the Walt Disney archives. AWS was a U.S. volunteer group that watched for enemy planes after Pearl Harbor.