War Propaganda in WWI and WWII

one of the main topics in advertising posters. With the image that it would be a short war, as well as emphasizing that those soldiers would have comfort and be idolized by women everywhere, men left their homes marching towards their death.
             The Germans were the first to realize the importance of winning sympathy in neutral countries; and although they were at a disadvantage because the Allies had command of the sea and cable communications, they remedied it by setting up a powerful radio station, powerful enough to reach South America. The crucial role of the radio in the Nazi system was reflected in Hitler's motto: "Without motor-cars, sound films, and wireless, no victory for National Socialism." By 1933, 4.5 million Germans had access to broadcastings in their hous
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