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WWII Propaganda Posters and Movies

Three Reasons for Using Propaganda Encourage Americans to support the War (financially, emotionally, in their work) To recruit troops in the military To Justify the war effort PLEASE NOTE: Many of these propaganda posters and videos employ racist stereotypes, that, while true of the historical time period, are unacceptable today. Please keep that in mind as we look at them today

Five Themes We will See Rally the nation together Recruiting Troops Training/Education Define the Enemy (demonize the enemy) Entertainment (give Americans a break from the worry and stress of the war)

Get a War Job

Waste Helps The Enemy

Car-Sharing Club

The Shadow

The Sowers

Watchers

Because Somebody Talked

Keep These Hands Off