This is not exactly stamp related, but I was fascinated by the story and video behind it, so I thought I'd post it. Probably very interesting reading for World War II history buffs and epherema collectors:
Very interesting. I'm a bit of a WW2 enthusiast, and some of those posters, though with simple little phrases did inspire the people and drive the message home according to my late grandmother. I like the little phrases they came up with:
Keep Calm, Carry On Tittle Tattle Lost the Battle Be Like Dad, Keep Mum (a variation on the Careless Talk) Make Do and Mend
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