'Civilised peoples, wake up!' — Anti-communist poster from the Spanish Civil War (ca. 1939) showing a skeletal Bolshevik burning Europe, commanded by a Jewish Freemason. Small text below reads: '20 years of Comintern inciting world rebellion 7,860,000 dead and murdered. 206,000 strikes. 138,000 communist actions'.

'Dux' — Italian illustration published in La Tribuna Illustrata newspaper (November 1936) celebrating Mussolini and the proclamation of the Italian Empire.

'His Struggle, Your Death' — Soviet photomontage from the Second World War (ca. 1941) by Aleksandr Zhitomirsky. Zhitomirsky created photomontages for journals and posters through the 1930s and 40s - during the war, his work work often featured in 'Front-Illustrierte', a German-language leaflet series aimed at German soldiers.

'Denazification' — Danish communist cartoon (1959) showing an American soldier befriending and allying with a Nazi following the Second World War.

'Oh Allah, against the swastika, enemy of all religions' - French Algerian illustration from the Second World War (June 1943) showing Saladin destroying Nazism. Artist: André Mathiot. Quite a famous one: it appeared in the first issue of An-Nasr (Triumph) magazine, an illustrated bilingual magazine published for North African Muslim troops during the war. An-Nasr was the successor to Ya'allah! magazine, which had ceased publication in June 1940.