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Smoke Break #931: On The Origins Of The Iconic “Keep Calm And Carry On” Poster

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This short from UK illustrator Temujin Doran gets to the bottom of how the famous British propaganda poster came to be in 1939 at the start of the Second World War and how it later became of a graphic facet of the 21st century zeitgeist. Via Laughing Squid.

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