Propaganda in the First World War
DEC 05 2014
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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