• Strike the British Devil (WWII Propaganda) — Metal Panel

Strike the British Devil (WWII Propaganda) — Metal Panel

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Metal Art of propaganda poster by the Indian Independence League in East Asia, c. 1943, featuring anti-British resistance fighters calling to “Strike the British Devil!” alongside Japanese support slogans in English, Urdu, Hindi, and Bengali. Produced during World War II with backing from Imperial Japan, the poster urged Indian soldiers to join Subhas Chandra Bose’s INA and seize a “last opportunity” for independence through militant revolution.

- 100% aluminum
- 5" x 7"
- Includes hanging hook, mounting block and double-sided tape

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