Jerusalem Post History 'Propaganda Girls': The women who fought to break Axis powers morale - review Propaganda Girls: The Secret War of the Women in the OSS by Lisa Rogak reveals yet another ...

All sides used propaganda at home and on the battlefield. The Axis powers sometimes used propaganda to shed a positive light on the unspeakable atrocities they were perpetrating.

The creators of Captain America Comics and Wonder Woman encouraged their readership to contribute to the American war effort during World War II through their stories and advertising at the same time ...

Take, for instance, the case of colonial India during World War II where propaganda by Axis powers – led by Germany, Italy and Japan – met an unexpectedly receptive audience and “went viral ...

World War II ostensibly started two years earlier, when Germany invaded Poland. In truth, after the rapid German defeat of Poland in September 1939, the conflict was mostly confined to Western ...

As WWII neared its end, the Axis powers were running out of resources, forcing them to create crude, last-ditch weapons. Some of these designs were shockingly simple! 'It’s mind-blowing ...

Jake Ersland spoke about the use of posters and other propaganda by the U.S. government during World War II. He spoke about the tactics used to recruit citizens to enlist in the military, buy war ...

You’ve heard of Rosie the Riveter, the poster gal of World War II, right? She wasn’t the only feminine character to make a huge impression on the men in the 1940s military. Meet the shady ...