LEADERS OF THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH’S WAR EFFORT

Original 1944 British 14 1/2 inch x 19 1/2 inch Poster for LEADERS OF THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH’S WAR EFFORT.

Black and white photograph of men seated in rows during the conference of British Commonwealth Premiers in 1944.

Leaders include

• 1. Lord Beaverbrook.
• 2. Lord Woolton
• 3. Mr. Oliver Lyttleton
• 4. Sir John Anderson
• 5. Mr. Clement Attlee
• 6. Mr. Peter Fraser (New Zealand)
• 7. Mr. W.L. Mackenzie King (Canada)
• 8. Mr. Winston Churchill
• 9. Mr. John Curtin (Australia)
• 10. Field-Marshal Jan Smuts (South Africa)
• 11. Mr. Anthony Eden
• 12. Mr. Ernest Bevin
• 13. Mr. Herbert Morrison
• 14. Lord Cranborne
• 15. Mr. Leopold M.S. Amery
• 16. Field-Marshal Sir Alan Brooke
• 17. Colonel Deneys Reitz (High Commissioner for South Africa)
• 18. Lord Cherwell
• 19. Mr. S.M. Bruce (High Commissioner for Australia)
• 20. Sir Stafford Cripps
• 21. Sir James Grigg
• 22. Sir Firoz Khan Noon (Indian Delegate)
• 23. H.H. The Maharaja of Kashmir
• 24. Sir Godfrey M. Huggins (Southern Rhodesia)
• 25. Colonel Oliver Stanley
• 26. Mr. A.V. Alexander
• 27. Sir Archibald Sinclair
• 28. Mr. V. Massey (High Commissioner for Canada)
• 29. Mr. Brendan Bracken
• 30. Mr. W.J. Jordan (High Commissioner for New Zealand)
• 31. Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Andrew Cunningham
• 32. Marshal of the R.A.F. Sir Charles Portal
• 33. Sir John Stephenson
• 34. Mr. N. Robertson
• 35. Sir Richard Hopkins
• 36. Sir Frederick Shedden
• 37. General Sir Thomas Blamey
• 38. Lieut.-General Kenneth Stuart
• 39. Lieut.-General Sir Hastings Ismay
• 40. Lieut.-General Edward Puttick
• 41. Mr. D.D. Forsyth
• 42. Sir Eric Machtig
• 43. Mr. A.D. Mackintosh
• 44. Sir Edward Bridges

  Printed in England by Harrison & Sons, Ltd., London W.C.2 and Distributed by British Information Services, an Agency of the British Government, 30, Rockefeller Plaza, New York City.

  Numbered G.P.D. 39/596

  The General Production Division (GPD), one of the few divisions to remain in place throughout the war, undertook technical and artistic work under Edwin Embleton.

  The poster is in very good condition with 1 vertical fold and a “Specimen of British war literature supplied for record purposes only.” stamp in the upper right corner