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1 Analysing Propaganda Images From the Home Front
World War One – The Home Front

2 What details can you find?
What is the image telling us? What is the purpose of the image? What do we know was happening at the time? How realistic is this image?

3 What details can you find?
What is the image telling us? What is the purpose of the image? What do we know was happening at the time? How realistic is this image?

4 What details can you find?
What is the image telling us? What is the purpose of the image? What do we know was happening at the time? How realistic is this image?

5 What details can you find?
What is the image telling us? What is the purpose of the image? What do we know was happening at the time? How realistic is this image?

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