Blood for the Indies

This postwar poster promotes the Blood Transfusion Service as part of Red Cross humanitarian efforts connected to the Dutch East Indies. Produced in 1946, during the Indonesian–Dutch conflict following World War II, the poster appeals to civilian solidarity by linking blood donation in the Netherlands to medical aid overseas. Framed as neutral humanitarian support, the message nonetheless reflects how relief work and colonial military presence were closely intertwined during this period.

Year

1946

Design

Kampman

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Type

Cartoon

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