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Lord Kitcheners Appeal

Poster: Lord Kitchener?s Appeal.Recruiting poster published by His Majesty?s Stationery Office, August 1914, calling for 100, 000 men to join the Army.Associated with World War One 1914-1918.While many expected the war to be over by Christmas?, the Secretary of State for War, Field Marshal Lord Kitchener, realised the conflict would be long and on an unprecedented scale. Britain would have to create a mass army for the first time. He appealed for volunteers for his ?New Armies? in August 1914. Recruitment officers were sent to towns, cities, factories and clubs. Propaganda posters were placed all over the country to persuade men to sign up

Picture No
11096667
Media ID
48570867
Size
2427px x 3000px (1.7MB)
Credit
©The National Army Museum / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Poster, Recruiting
Date
1914

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Appeal Appealed Calling Clubs Create Expected Join Kitchener Outbreak Persuade Placed Realised Recruiting Stationery Unprecedented Volunteers


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