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1 WWI Propaganda

2 Propaganda was one example of total war, the mobilization of not only a nation’s military forces, but also its economic and social resources towards the war effort.

3 Promoting financial support for the war (bonds, rationing)

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8 Promoting military Enlistment

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13 Promoting civilian organizations to help the war effort

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15 Vilification of the enemy

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17 Caption Translation: Superior to everything/everyone

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19 Caption Translation: Freedom of the seas
Caption Translation: Freedom of the seas. England is the bloodsucker of the world.

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