Propaganda Picture by E.V. Kealy, P-524, on its poster says “Women of Britain say-GO” I think which means that all the men can go to the war and fight for the nation, while women are taking care of the house. War had changed role women were assigned to but they were refusing...
In Figure One Propaganda Back during World War 2, women were not expected to help out in the type of work that men did. Women were expected to stay at home and provide for the family at the house. Ladies were not expected to be involved in any type of activity that was considered onl...
The First World War is of capital importance to understand the connection between women and war in the wide sense of the word - not just war as combat - because it intersects with crucial developments in the history of feminism. Since women (and I'll refer here mainly to British women) ...
In a great show of hypocrisy, the British Army did not welcome the women who ventured near the front to fight or to cover the war as journalists but was quite willing to exploit the labour offered by those who volunteered to write government-sponsored war propaganda, to collaborate with ...
185 Words 1 Page Open Document During the Second World War millions of men were called away to serve in the armed forces, meanwhile women managed their households and took jobs that had traditionally be reserved for men. Due to the art of propaganda, most of the citizens from each country ...
This propaganda was seen everywhere during this era due to the self-interests of the British …show more content… It represents the gender of this person who is doing the jobs like a man. That is not the whole story because in the 5th line, this gender is called “Strong, sensible, ...