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Socialist Utopianopolis vs. Everyday Free Marketry Vision of Post-WWII Australia

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This cover design decorates a pamphlet from the Australian Constitutional League of Sydney, written towards the end of WWII, and visualizes a post-war Australia in terms of free enterprise  vs. socialism.  Needless to say the pamphlet took a dim view of the prospects for a Socialist Australia.  From my brief read of the little pamphlet, the Utopianopolis on the “myth” side of the future belongs to what the Socialists could never deliver; on the right side, the “reality” part, as socialism “promises everything” but “fails in everything”.

 

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