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Don't Speak The Enemy's Language! The Four Freedoms Are Not In His Vocabulary. Speak American!

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Don't Speak The Enemy's Language! The Four Freedoms Are Not In His Vocabulary. Speak American!

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Were there World War II propaganda posters in the United States telling people not to speak German, Italian or Japanese, and to "Speak American"?

Don't Speak The Enemy's Language! The Four Freedoms Are Not In His Vocabulary. Speak American!

Wikimedia commons entry, claiming it is from "Una Storia Segreta" by Lawrence Distasi.

Don't Speak The Enemy's Language! The Four Freedoms Are Not In His Vocabulary. Speak American!

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Were there World War II propaganda posters in the United States telling people not to speak German, Italian or Japanese, and to "Speak American"?

Don't Speak The Enemy's Language! The Four Freedoms Are Not In His Vocabulary. Speak American!

Wikimedia commons entry, claiming a citation to "Una Storia Segreta" by Lawrence Distasi. The licensing metadata from the picture claims that it is a "work prepared by an officer or employee of the United States Government as part of that person’s official duties".

Don't Speak The Enemy's Language! The Four Freedoms Are Not In His Vocabulary. Speak American!

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Were there World War II propaganda posters in the United States telling people not to speak German, Italian or Japanese, and to "Speak American"?

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Did World War II propaganda posters tell people to "Speak American", rather than languages of the enemy?

Don't Speak The Enemy's Language! The Four Freedoms Are Not In His Vocabulary. Speak American!

Wikimedia commons entry, claiming it is from "Una Storia Segreta" by Lawrence Distasi.

Don't Speak The Enemy's Language! The Four Freedoms Are Not In His Vocabulary. Speak American!

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Were there World War II propaganda posters in the United States telling people not to speak German, Italian or Japanese, and to "Speak American"?