Propagandopolis A Century of Propaganda from Around the World

Propagandopolis: A Century of Propaganda from Around the World, published by FUEL, is a visually extraordinary anthology of political propaganda across the twentieth century — poster art, publications, objects, and ephemera from regimes and movements worldwide that reveals how visual communication has been weaponised to shape belief, generate loyalty, and dehumanise enemies. Drawing on the FUEL archive, Bradley Davies presents material from Soviet Russia, Nazi Germany, Cold War America, colonial Africa, Maoist China, and dozens of other sources, creating a comparative view of how propaganda works across very different ideological contexts. The book is both a design history and a warning: the visual techniques documented here are still in use. Published by FUEL with extensive critical commentary, this is essential for designers, historians, and anyone interested in the relationship between images and power.