he most simple and understandable way'. This acts as a contrast to Delwiche's material (2002), which suggests that propaganda is a manipulative tool rather than a form of communication.
             These contrasting views link to the role of the media as discussed by Petley (2000:26). As we see, there are two different perspectives regarding the role of the media and propaganda-one which sees the media and propaganda as a useful communicative tool; the other which sees the media and propaganda as a form of mass indoctrination. Noting that Dietz was a Nazi German and that Delwiche is a historian, we can question the credibility of both sources. How reliable would Dietz's material be? It is ironical that Dietz was a propagandist too. Delwiche, on the other hand, is a propaganda analyst. In all, both materials are useful and thus, will all be utilized in preparing the research paper.
             Existing material on political war propaganda
             Propaganda comes in various forms. In the case of the proponents of propaganda, their
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