Anti-Fascist poster produced by a self-styled "intellectual" Belgian organisation - Leon Degrelle, the most prominent leader of the Walloon (French-speaking) Belgian Fascist Party/Movement, "Rex", looks in a mirror and finds himself reflected as Hitler.  The "Rexist" movement came into existence as a result of a split in the "Christus Rex" Roman Catholic conservative intellectual movement/newspaper.  The "Rexists" favoured a radical political line not favoured by many in the original "Christus Rex".  Degrelle, at one point, had contributed to the "Christus Rex" newspaper as a sort of gentleman-journalist.  Best regards, JR.

"The True Face of Rexism".

Germany Militant zaps the Bolshevik Dragon threatening Europe's freedom in this propaganda poster, apparently designed for domestic consumption.  Oh well - it's one point of view ... Best regards, JR.

"Germany's Victory - Europe's Freedom".

The Brits serve up the same message, but more economically - they include the helmet, but leave out the soldier !  By the way - "Careless Talk Costs Lives" must be one of the most oft-repeated catchphrases/slogans of the whole war, with the number of times British propaganda repeated it.  Best regards, JR.