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French are eating some white bread instead of German who are eating KK is a propaganda poster diffused during the first world war for the civilian population, between 1914 and 1918
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French are eating some white bread instead of German who are eating KK is a propaganda poster diffused during the first world war for the civilian population, between 1914 and 1918
1750084 French are eating some white bread instead of German who are eating KK is a propaganda poster diffused during the first world war for the civilian population, between 1914 and 1918; (add.info.: "French are eating some white bread instead of German who are eating KK" is a propaganda poster diffused during the first world war for the civilian population, between 1914 and 1918); Photo: Tallandier
Media ID 38089298
© Photo: Tallandier / Bridgeman Images
Militaire Soldat Soldier Nourriture Food Alimentation Poilu Soldat Francais French Soldier
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During the first World War, propaganda played a crucial role in shaping public opinion and garnering support for the war effort. This particular poster, titled "French are eating some white bread instead of German who are eating KK," is a prime example of the divisive tactics used to demonize the enemy.
The image depicts French civilians enjoying a loaf of white bread while their German counterparts are shown consuming what appears to be inferior rations labeled as "KK." The stark contrast between the two scenes serves to portray the French as prosperous and well-fed, while painting the Germans as deprived and struggling.
Propaganda posters like these were designed to evoke strong emotions and rally citizens behind their respective nations. By highlighting supposed differences in living conditions and food quality, propagandists sought to dehumanize the enemy and justify continued conflict.
This print serves as a reminder of how propaganda can manipulate perceptions and fuel animosity towards others during times of war. It also underscores the power of visual imagery in shaping public attitudes and beliefs.
As we reflect on this historical artifact, it is important to consider its impact on society at that time and recognize the dangers of falling prey to such divisive messaging.
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