These words were one of the slogans created to prepare the British people in 1939 for what was to come — hard wartime conditions. As someone with family in England, I heard their stories about fleeing ...

30 Of The Greatest British War Posters On One Free App The Imperial War Museums selects some of its favorite graphic designs from its collection of over 20,000 posters. The Surprising Origins Of That ...

A few years back, it was everywhere: mugs, posters, tea towels: Keep Calm and Carry On. The phrase became a cultural icon in the 1990s after a Northumberland bookshop discovered a wartime poster.

The British WWII propaganda poster languished in obscurity for decades before it resurfaced in Barter Books in 2000. Although it was printed in 1939, it was never officially distributed -- it was ...