This is another form of  anti-communist propaganda used during the Cold War time period used to appeal towards the kids and get the idea that communism would be defeated and that communism was a overall terrible thing that had to be stopped.

                This comic strip made during the Cold War time mocked/mimicked how society would be treated under Communist rule.

Alot of the classic James Bond movies, not the ones today, have the reoccuring theme of anti-soviet in them and were released during the time of the Cold War.

http://www.writing.upenn.edu/~afilreis/50s/raymond-allen.html

This was an article written by Raymond Allen around the start of the Cold War. He argues that since Communists are not free to think on their own, they should not be free enough to teach without bias.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n2djuNBHwrg
Here's a PSA from 1965 in which the viewer is told what to do in case of a nuclear attack.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saLwgBKJT7o

Here's another Public Service Film that shows American citizens what to do in the event of a Nuclear Fallout.

Rocky 4 speech

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsJnxlXepsY

This link to to a video on youtube of when Rocky made his famous speech "We can change."

Bert the turtle shows Americans what to do in a nuclear attack in "Duck and Cover" made in 1951.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKqXu-5jw60

    In this picture we see the opposing views and ideas comming from both sides during the Cold War.

http://blog.uprinting.com/26-amazing-cold-war-vintage-home-front-posters/

These posters are made to warn people that when a bombing happens they should be ready with a "Prepardness Plan".

This was a warning from the US that Russia will bomb America and the people have to protect themselves from radioactive fallout. 

 

Cold War vs. Modern Day Propaganda

http://rt.com/usa/cold-war-modern-propaganda-usa/

This link is to an article that compares the propaganda used during the Cold War to the propaganda being used today in the U.S.

Uncle Sam is doing a slalom across “Soviet Peacuful Initiatives”


http://englishrussia.com/2006/09/20/soviet-propaganda-against-usa-posters/

   This picture antagonizes the idea of nuclear war and bombing all opposing enemies used in the Cold War to basically justify their actions during this time period.

“Same years but different weathers”, red bar on the thermometer is “Soviet Industry rate”, black one is “American Industry rate”, small text tells us that there has began an econom crisis and dislocation in USA.


http://englishrussia.com/2006/09/20/soviet-propaganda-against-usa-posters/

Here is a news article published from The Washington Post in 1963.

The picture here is pretty much self explanatory but it depicts an iceberg as communism and all the countries that were communist in the cold war era. The USA and Uncle Sam are the titanic which are "supposed" to hit it.

 Russian warning to musicians—it’s better to play your instrument in Russia where you will be appreciated.





This is a Black Sea and Uncle Sam is looking through a spyglass on USSR with a sign “Provocation” on it, standing on US ships. Uncle Sam was widely used to represent USA.