在两次世界大战期间,题材丰富,画面感人的战争海报曾被广泛张贴在各交战国的大街小巷, 营房、车间等公共场所,构成了那个特殊年代里一道靓丽的风景线。随着战争硝烟的逝去,昔日的 海报至今已不为今人所知。那些曾经的辉煌蜕变成半个多世纪的沧桑,有幸被留存下来的都已是各 国博物馆和私人收藏家手中的珍品。 这组二战海报主要反映:在二战开始后不久,纳粹德国入侵苏联,致使老人,妇女和儿童成 为最大受害者;日本公然践踏国际法,枪决美国飞行员等。这些张贴在街道的海报使同盟国的民众 进一步认识到敌人的丑恶与凶残,促使他们更加积极主动地投身到反法西斯的战争中。 During the two world wars, richly textured and picturesque war posters were widely posted in the streets, barracks, workshops and other public places of the belligerent countries, forming a beautiful landscape in that particular era. With the passing of war and smoke, the old posters have so far not been known to the public. Those once magnificent transformation into more than half a century of vicissitudes of life, have been fortunate enough to have been preserved in the hands of national museums and private collectors treasures. This group of World War II posters mainly reflects: Not long after World War II, Nazi Germany intruded into the Soviet Union, causing the elderly, women and children to become the biggest victims; Japan tragically violated international law and shot up U.S. pilots. These posters on the streets have made the people in the allies more aware of the ugliness and cruelty of the enemy and prompted them to become even more proactive in the war against fascism.