Propaganda Technique in the World WarRavenio Books This classic is organized as follows: I. The Matter in Hand |
Contents
War Guilt and War Aims | |
Satanism | |
The Illusion of Victory | |
Preserving Friendship | |
Demoralizing the Enemy | |
A Summary | |
The Results of Propaganda | |
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