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WW2 - Propaganda first day cover - Do Your Share For Freedom

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WW2 - Propaganda first day cover - Do Your Share For Freedom

WW2 - Propaganda first day cover - " Do Your Share For Freedom And Victory Will Be Ours" Date: 1942

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Envelope Freedom Letter Liberty Patriotic Patriotism Propaganda Share Slogan Torch Victory


Do Your Share for Freedom and Victory Will Be Ours

EDITORS COMMENTS
: A Stirring Call to Action on a WWII Propaganda First Day Cover This evocative first day cover, dated 1942, is a powerful testament to the spirit of unity and determination that defined the United States during World War II. The image on the envelope features a dynamic design embodying the patriotic fervor that swept across the nation during this pivotal period in history. At the center of the cover, Lady Liberty, her torch held aloft, stands tall against a backdrop of stars and stripes. Her gaze is fixed on the horizon, symbolizing the promise of freedom and the hope for a brighter future. The phrase "Do Your Share for Freedom" is emblazoned across the top, while the bottom bears the bold assertion, "Victory Will Be Ours." This powerful propaganda piece served as a poignant reminder of the collective responsibility each American had in the war effort. The first day cover was intended to be affixed to the envelope of a letter or package, spreading the message far and wide. The image of Lady Liberty, a beacon of hope and freedom, served as a potent symbol of the American spirit and the unwavering belief that victory was within reach. The use of red, white, and blue, along with the iconic image of Lady Liberty, underscores the deep patriotism that permeated American culture during World War II. This first day cover is not only a beautiful piece of art but also a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by the American people during this time. In conclusion, this WWII propaganda first day cover, with its powerful slogan "Do Your Share for Freedom and Victory Will Be Ours," stands as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the American people during a time of great adversity. It serves as a reminder of the importance of unity, determination, and the collective effort required to overcome great challenges and secure a brighter future.

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