Gino Boccasile's Propaganda Artworks

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1944.
Above, on the left: HOLD ON!
Below: It is about to strike the hour of atonement for the anti-Europe.

WIN.
In the picture: Italian Prime Minister Benito Mussolini.

Above: Italy breaks the chains that hold it captive in its sea.
Below: Managers and workers of 'Montecatini Ltd.' hold out to the soldiers of Italy fraternal greetings admiringly.
Montecatini was the dominant company in the Italian chemical industry between World War I and the end of World War II.

Two peoples, a victory.

Two peoples, a victory.
Below: The Gold Medals' Group comradely to the fighters.

Germany is really your friend.

1942.

And you...What will you do?

Above: Among the Arditi [Daring ones]of the sea - For the honor, for Italy.
Below: Enlist.
On the torpedo boat: X MAS.
The Decima Flottiglia Mezzi d'ASsalto (10th Assault Vehicle Flotilla), usually called X MAS, was a commando unit of Regia Marina (Italy's Royal Navy).

Arditi [Daring ones] paratroopers - Republican Air Force.
The poster refers to Repubblica Sociale Italiana (Italian Social Republic), also called Repubblica di Salò (Republic of Salò), proclaimed on 23rd September 1943.

Enlist in the anti-aircraft artillery of the Air Force!

San Marco [Saint Mark] Division - For the revenge - For the Victory!
On the flag: For Italy - For the honor.

Enlist in the Italian SS Legion.
In Italics: Italy redeems itself only with weapons in hand.
The Italian SS Legion (Italianische Waffenverbände der SS) was founded on 24th September 1943, after the proclamation of Repubblica Sociale Italiana. In September 1944, it became the 29. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS "Italia".

To enlist in the Italian SS Legion - Honor Loyalty Courage.

For the honor - For life - Italian SS Legion.

Women's Auxiliary Service.

Bandits and rebels - Here's your end!

To each traitor - To each saboteur.

They won't prevail.

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Gino Boccasile.

Selected propaganda artworks conceived and designed by Italian graphic and painter Gino Boccasile.
All artworks refer to World War II.

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