#ww2 USA

[craatko083]

american ^-^

ps. i'll be posting more tllh drawings later on

[amnesiacprophetphotography]

I also got to take some pretty cool photos this summer at D-Day Conneaut in Ohio. It was super cool to get in with the troops on the beach and take photos.

[mysharona1987]

[pilot4008]

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F22 RAPTOR Phone Case

[theworldatwar]

Women workers work on the fuselage of the B-29 Superfortress bomber in the Boeing plant - Seattle, USA, date unknown

[the-orange-shit-stain-scam]

On this day 80 years ago, 2,501 American soldiers died during the D-Day landings in occupied France. These true patriots gave their lives to rid the world of a tyrannical regime led by a man whose sole objective was ultimate power to shape the world into his own twisted vision. This authoritarian dictator was a political outsider who gained power by promising to rid Germany of established / “crooked” government officials and give power back to the people. His political platform was nationalist to the extreme and he gave the public validation to blame all of their, (and Germany’s) problems on non-Arian minorities. Unfortunately, a large percentage of this country has forgotten the unbelievably painful lessons of WW2.

[dronescapesvideos]

"Finito Benito, Next Hirohito" B-25J 12th Bomb Group. Italy, 1944.

A clear message. Priceless!

[humusboii2thereturnoftheking]

The only reason the younger generation believes the blatant disinformation and propaganda being shoved down their throats is their incredible ignorance of history.

Calling this conflict a genocide, a massacre, a holocaust, is disgustingly ignorant.

Being completely incapable of holding Palestinians accountable for voting and supporting Hamas is despicable.

Being incapable of holding Hamas, the governing entity of Gaza, accountable for the war they started and the suffering their citizens now experience thanks to their actions is despicable.

[vintagepromotions]

'An ace in the hole'

Wartime advertisement for Belmont Radio Crop. products (1943).

[chillinaris]

"Tujuannya adalah perang tanpa akhir, bukan perang yang berhasil."

Julian Assange benar.

Tidak ada gunanya mati demi komplotan rahasia. Hari ini Anda benar-benar perlu berpikir dua kali untuk mendaftar..!!

Siapa yang sebenarnya akan Anda "layani" ketika Anda mengenakan seragam itu... Kemungkinannya bukan Amerika.

ALL EYES ON RAFAH 🇵🇸

Don't stop talking about Palestine 🇵🇸

[craatko083]

sketches/practice

[girlactionfigure]

Look closely at the copy below this portrait of Joseph Goebbels, Nazi Minister of Propaganda, on the cover of TIME magazine. It reads, “Say it in your dreams: ‘The Jews are to Blame.’”

It is a myth that Americans lacked access to information about the persecution of Jews as it was happening. Throughout the 1930s, many American newspapers reported on Hitler and Nazi Germany, including on the persecution of Jews and even the inner workings of Joseph Goebbels’s propaganda machine.

“In unlacing this straitjacket of a national inferiority complex no Nazi has helped Adolf Hitler so much as the taut, vivid, sometimes hysterical, little man whom all Germany knows as ‘The Doctor,’ famed Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels, now Minister of Propaganda and Public Enlightenment,” Time reported.

As Hitler’s master of message, Goebbels leveraged music, film, and the press to convince Germans that Jews were their enemy. His antisemitic propaganda paved the way for people to turn a blind eye when their Jewish neighbors were targeted by the Nazi regime.

“By blaming everything on their Jewish fellow men, other Germans are escaping from their mental prison of inferiority,” the article continued.

Despite access to information about early persecution of Jews in the 1930s, American readers could not imagine that this would lead to Germany’s mass murder of Jews and other civilians by 1941.

Photo: Time magazine

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum 

[mysharona1987]

This was yesterday.

They literally stole the dude’s idea though.

[hetalia-fannn]

Dunno why but I REALLY love Aph America's name, Alfred F. Jones. If this ain't the most stereotypical American name then I don't know anything lmao.

[theworldatwar]

A US paratrooper makes a practice jump during training - Highstown, New Jersey, USA 1941

[kropotkindersurprise]

“Let's pull together” - Anti-Nazi button from the Second World War that allows the wearer to pull a string to make Uncle Sam hang Hitler from a tree. [video]