Propaganda posters and censorship
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- Created on: 31-05-19 17:26
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- The role of Propaganda posters and censorship.
- Propaganda posters
- needed the support of the British people during the war.
- To convince people to act and think in a particular way.
- To appeal to people's sense of patriotism.
- To educate people on key issues during the war.
- Censorship
- oversea's mail and letters going abroad.
- sensitive material was blanked out or returned to sender.
- Soildier's letters sent home to make sure that military secrets were not individually given away.
- Telephone calls.
- Even King George and Winston Churchill faced this restriction.
- Items of news if the Ministry of Information thought it would damage moral.
- Photographs if they felt to be too depressing and would of reduced enthusiasm for the war effort.
- oversea's mail and letters going abroad.
- Propaganda posters
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