Titlebook: British Propaganda during the First World War, 1914–18; M. L. Sanders,Philip M. Taylor Textbook 1982Latest edition M. L. Sanders and Phili

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The Organisation of Official British Propaganda, 1916–18mental criticism concerning its methods, content and, above all, its organisation. Despite the improvements made in all these areas following the rationalisation of early 1916, there remained considerable dissatisfaction with the system as a whole. The War Office emerged as the principal critic of t

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The Content of British Propaganday crucifying soldiers, violating women, mutilating babies, desecrating and looting churches, are firmly implanted in the consciousness of the twentieth century. Evoked repeatedly by Allied propagandists during the First World War, the British stereotype of the ‘Hun’ or the French stereotype of the ‘

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British Propaganda in the United States States of America. The reasons for this were obvious. On the outbreak of the First World War, Britain and Germany had lost each other’s best customer in economic and commercial terms. It was essential for them both to compensate for this loss by increasing their trade with the rapidly expanding eco

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