Don't Help the Enemy Poster Series - ECU Digital Collections

Title: Don't Help the Enemy Poster Series
Description: Parrot wearing a Nazi hat; text beneath reads, "Going Ashore? Be careful to whom you talk and what you say. On no account discuss the movements of ships, crews or cargoes. You are in a position of trust. The safety of men's lives - perhaps your own - may depend on how well you can keep what you know to yourself." Blue boxes beneath are the same message in Greek, Dutch, Norwegian, and French languages. Printed for H.M. Stationery Office by Fosh and Cross, LTD., London. Number 51-8591. 10-1/2" x 16". 1 item. 1 p. Date approximated.
Date: 1940-1942
Original Format: posters
Extent: 26cm x 41cm
Local Identifier: 1153-s8-bos5-i20
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Location of Original: East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Robert L. Ghormley Papers from the East Carolina Manuscript Collection
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Joyner Digital Collections Jan 04 2016

Thank you for your comment. That information has now been incorporated into the record.

Arild Dec 17 2015

"Blue boxes beneath are the same message in Greek, German, Russian, and French languages." No German and Russian. The messages are in Greek, Dutch, Norwegian and French.

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