This document discusses several anti-German propaganda pieces from World War 1 including political cartoons, posters, and reports. It references an article from The New York Sun criticizing German atrocities in Belgium, a poster depicting the Kaiser committing atrocities, and the Bryce Report examining alleged German war crimes. It also lists propaganda pieces aimed at promoting the U.S. Navy and discouraging sympathy for Germany.

1. Barbaric Anti-Modernism

3. • Out of the Depths, The New
York Sun, 1915, by Oscar
Edward Cesare

4. • The Kaiser Commits Atrocities In
Belgium, New York World, 1914,
artist unknown

5. • “Laugh, or I’ll Have
you Shot!”
• Paul Hermann, 1916

8. • Bryce Report

11. • The German Changes His Clothes but
Always remains the same German!
Remember! (1918, Italy)

16. • L. E. Waterman Company. Date
Created/Published: S.l. : National War
Savings Committee, 1917 (New York :
The W. F. Powers Co. Litho.)

17. • William Allen Rogers - Only the Navy Can
Stop This (WWI U.S. Navy recruitment
poster)

19. Berliners! Protect your own
homes! (something about
protecting your own population
w weapons)

20. • HR Hopps, Destroy this mad brute, ca.
1917