The Manipulation of Minds
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Authors
Long, Tracy S.
Issue Date
1987
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Thesis
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en_US
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Abstract
This paper will explore the propaganda of World War II in Germany and
the United States discussing the unique positions of each government
toward propaganda campaigns; the offices and officers who established
and ran the propaganda machines; the historical dispositions that made the
people more or less susceptible to propaganda; the strategies and goals of
the campaigns; and finally a close look at the vehicles of propaganda.
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iii, 62 p.
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