Protect and Survive, Richard Taylor, 1976

The Protect and Survive series was part of a larger British civil defense program in the 1970s and 1980s that also included pamphlets and radio programs.

The series was considered classified material that was intended for transmission on all television channels only if the government determined that nuclear attack was likely within 72 hours, although recordings were leaked to organisations like CND and press organisations like the BBC, who broadcast it on Panorama as a discussion of public affairs. (Wikipedia)

Fortunately, their efficacy was never put to the test, but they did capture the nation's imagination, and by that I mean they SCARED THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF EVERYONE. They were thus influential in popular culture.

Pikadon, Renzo Kinoshita, 1978

On August 6th, 1945, Little Boy was dropped on the city of Hiroshima.

CD 20-240: Civil Defense Public Information, Army Pictorial Center, 1965

One World or None, Philip Ragan, 1946

A is for Atom, Carl Urbano, 1952

Fallout: When and How to Protect Yourself Against It, Creative Arts Studio, 1955

Atomic Hubub, Stephen Irwin, 2009

A helpful film by Stephen Irwin.