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Lucas ou le secret de l'invisibilité. [inscribed]

Description:
Translated additional poster text: ...Lucas has won his place among the great minds of the the 21st century, despite being unscientific he managed to discover the secret of invisibility without knowledge of experimentation or complicated calculous, all he had to do was announce he was HIV postive to his family. He noted the effectiveness of his discovery. It was more or less immediate. People's looks changed, the calls stopped. That was it -- he was invisible. Certainly Lucas was a true genius. Still he would have preferred to have discovered a treatment to prevent AIDS.The best treatment is our support.Aids the great national cause
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
Lucas ou le secret de l'invisibilité. [inscribed]

Los obispos de Estados Unidos denuncian las torturas en Chile

Description:
Press extracts. In the first of these it refers to the demonstration of support of the United States Episcopal Conference to the Chilean Church and its complaint of crimes and torture by the Military Board. In addition, it summons the US government to reconsider the economic support he directs towards Chile. The second extract accounts for the resignation of two military bosses, one corresponding to the Chief of the General Staff of the Army. The third extract indicates the possibility of the extent of the curfew, because the members of the Communist Party continue to meet clandestinely.
Date:
1974
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos (Chile)
Los obispos de Estados Unidos denuncian las torturas en Chile

Long live OAU!!

Description:
Poster depicts an outline of the continent of Africa, with a green background and yellow border and an illustration of four hands holding each other at the wrists; behind the outline are four concentric circles, two blue and two light blue, with a green concentric circle as a border that reads "19th OAU Summit" and "19ième Sommet de l'OUA"; the title in Amharic is printed on a yellow bow-like shape at the top, and the titles in English, French, and Arabic are printed on an octagon in three shades of green; dates in Amharic and English are printed on blue circles; background is light green; border is black.
Date:
[June, 1983?]
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Ethiopian Posters
Long live OAU!!

גינה לנו = Little gardeners = Les petits jardiniers = Jardineritos

Description:
Four children working in a garden. Sunflowers are growing in the back corner, and next to them are a wheelbarrow, rake, and spade. A girl with pigtails in a white and blue-dotted top and red skirt rakes the ground in the foreground. A boy in a red shirt, blue shorts, and yellow kova tembel hat waters a seedling with a watering can. Another boy, blond, wearing a blue kova tembel hat and shirt, and yellow shorts kneels on the ground, tending a seedling. An androgynous child wearing a white shirt and blue pants carries a bouquet of flowers. Poster is primarily brown, white, red, and blue.
Date:
[between 1940 and 1979]
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Collection of Zionist Posters Promoting Israel to Diaspora Jews, 1940-1979
גינה לנו = Little gardeners = Les petits jardiniers = Jardineritos

Literacy as freedom

Description:
Poster is two-sided, with text in English on one side and text in French on the other. Both sides depict a photomontage of a girl writing and a boy reading a book. The UNESCO logo is in the lower left-hand corner.
Date:
[September 8, 2002?]
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
Ethiopian Posters
Literacy as freedom

Liste provisoire de participants

Description:
Documento titulado “Lista provisoria de participantes” incluye nombres personales de los delegados de cada país asistente a la Conferencia Pan-Europea de Solidaridad con Chile. Cada uno de los participantes se registra junto a la organización, partido político e institución que representan. Incluye los nombres de “invitados especiales” representantes de diversos partidos políticos de algunos de los países participantes.
Date:
July 6, 1974
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos (Chile)
Modern Endangered Archives Program
Liste provisoire de participants