In Woody Allen’s latest film, “Midnight in Paris” the protagonist, after magically going back to 1920’s Paris, remarks that every generation desires to romantically go back to the past when they believe times were better and things were easier. He concludes however, that people are made for the time they are in and must live it to the best.
Since we cannot go back in time and retreat in these difficult days, what can we learn from the poster that rallied the British to demonstrate courage, cheerfulness and resolution?
