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Propaganda(Era 2 World War)

by Stewart Ross (1993)

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Describes the use of propaganda--disinformation, suppression of facts, and censorship--by opposing government in World War II.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraWWII Era
Protagonist / CorePropaganda(Era 2 World War) Lead Character

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