Propaganda
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Propaganda is a specific type of message presentation aimed at serving an agenda. Even if the message conveys true information, it may be partisan and fail to paint a complete and balanced picture. The primary use of the term is in political contexts, and generally refers to efforts sponsored by governments and political parties.
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 "The Cruel Practices of Prince Rupert" English civil war propaganda pamphlet |
 Recruiting advertissement for the Naval fusilliers, Louis XV. |
 Copperhead 1864 pamphlet, opposing the American Civil War |
 Poster opposing a ban on absinthe |
.jpg) Cartoon depicting the Irish as violent |
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 Japanese propoganda for emigrants to Brazil |
 A Conservative Party of Canada election poster from 1891 showing John A. Macdonald |
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 McKinley election poster, on the gold standard |
 WWI poster |
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 Political cartoon |
 WWI poster |
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 Recruiting poster for Russian Civil War: "Why aren't you in the army?" |
 Russian Civil War |
 Polish anti-Communist poster, 1920 |
 Propaganda for testing for disease |
 Swedish Social Democratic Party |
 Mackenzie King 1930 Election Posters |
 Spanish Civil War poster |
 U.S propaganda from the WWII, urging citizens to increase production. |
 U.S. propaganda poster, depicting a Nazi stabbing a Bible. |
 Anti-Japanese propaganda from the United States from World War II |
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 Recruiting for merchant marine |
 The US-Goverment tried to detain American men from venereal diseases. |
 Anti-Japanese propaganda made by the USA during Second World War. |
 Anti-Japanese propaganda made by the USA during Second World War. |
 US-American propaganda |
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 Soviet propaganda |
 US PsyOps leaflet used in Afghanistan |
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 Soviet Union: "You are not yet a member of the cooperative -- sign up immediately!" |
 Stalin and Mao |
 Juche tower, North Korea |
 Portrait of Mao at the Gate of Heavenly Peace(Tiananmen) |
 Chinese propaganda poster: recruiting for Korean War |
 German propaganda in 1941. "Do not shed your blood for Stalin!" |
 Iranian propaganda for modesty |
 "Tokyo Rose" Iva Toguri |
 "Tokyo Rose" Iva Toguri |
