Sublimity in interwar polish

propaganda posters-
Polish -Soviet war (1920).
Aleksandra Morka
• Propaganda- latin „propagare”-broaden, promote, elongate
„M. Nowicki, S. Sądecka, „Everybody get into a fight with tuberculosis”, 1933.
„Eat sugar! |Who works a lot needs a lot of
sugar…”, 1929
Deni Denisov, 1920, “Her Ladyship Poland. The last dog of the
Entente. Polish Pans want to strangle the workers’ and
peasants’ Russia! Death to the Pans!”
 „The enemy is coming-|
look what he holds!”.
„Trash Bloshevic”, 1919
Felicjan Szczęsny-Kowarski,„Polish
people!|Grab your arm,…”, 1920.
Z. Grabowski, „Only the army will
defend the country and the nation.”
Sine, “He who believes in God,
defend the Virgin Mary
Ostrobramska under the standar
of the Eagle and Pahonia!”
K. Mackiewicz, „Every
threshold shall be our fortress”,
1920.
J.M., „Polish revivial loan”,
1920
Bohdan Bartłomiej Nowakowski,
„Like on a pillar, on a gold loan,
will lean polish country”, 1922.
Bibliography
1. Monika Schmiechel- Zarzeczna, „Polski Plakat Propagandowy
Dwudziestolecia Międzywojennego w zasobie archiwum państwowego
w Lublinie”, Lublin, 2014.
2. https://www.rbth.com/history/329877-20-posters-from-polish-war