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3 / 23 / 1955- U. S. Propaganda Posters in 1950s Asia - Ryukyuan-American Friendship Committee Bicycle Race (written in chinese)

3  /  23  /  1955- U. S. Propaganda Posters in 1950s Asia - Ryukyuan-American Friendship Committee Bicycle Race (written in chinese)


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Filename: 1062_05_o_-1691-.jpg

Size: 2015 x 3000 (3.3MB)

Date: 29th November 2018

Source: Universal Images Group (UIG)

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3 / 23 / 1955- U. S. Propaganda Posters in 1950s Asia - Ryukyuan-American Friendship Committee Bicycle Race (written in chinese)

3/23/1955- U.S. Propaganda Posters in 1950s Asia - Ryukyuan-American Friendship Committee Bicycle Race (written in chinese)

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Media ID 25768226

Archival Archive Chinese Bicycle Race Bicycling


EDITORS COMMENTS
This print from the Universal Images Group (UIG) takes us back to a significant moment in history - the Ryukyuan-American Friendship Committee Bicycle Race held on March 23,1955. The image showcases a vibrant display of U. S. propaganda posters specifically designed for Asia during the 1950s. The photograph captures the essence of this historical event, with cyclists energetically pedaling through the streets adorned with colorful banners promoting American ideals. These propaganda posters were part of an extensive campaign aimed at fostering friendship and cooperation between Ryukyu, now known as Okinawa, and America. The significance of this race lies not only in its sporting nature but also in its political undertones. It symbolizes America's efforts to establish influence and strengthen ties within Asia during a time marked by Cold War tensions. This archival piece serves as a reminder of how nations utilized various means, including sports events and visual propaganda, to shape public opinion. Adding another layer of authenticity is the Chinese text accompanying the image, providing insight into how these messages were tailored for Asian audiences. This vintage print offers viewers a glimpse into an era when American propaganda played a pivotal role in shaping perceptions across continents. As we delve into this historical artifact captured by UIG, it becomes evident that understanding such moments from our past helps shed light on both cultural exchange and geopolitical dynamics that continue to impact our world today.

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