Propaganda in the First World War

DEC 05 2014

Propaganda in the First World War

Professor Jo Fox of the British Library walks through the collection's First World War material to show how both sides built a picture of the enemy. She traces the standard devices - the demonised opponent, the appeal to duty, the recruiting poster's direct gaze - and explains why a war of this scale forced states to organise persuasion for the first time. Museum lecture with primary sources on screen.

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