No title: rare work on World War II propaganda leaflets. **Mimeographed**

(WWII Propaganda/Psychological Wafare)

Published by Unknwon publisher., 1944

About this Item

(WWII Propaganda) 9 leaves (with no binding), or 18pp, approximately 4000 words, being a review of sorts of US and Allied propaganda efforts in WWII, though most of the dates mentioned are late 1944. 14"x8.5". Printed on inferior stock which is now very browned and brittle. There is no title or mention of place or year of publication or the responsible party for creating the work. Provenance: I am certain that this document was part of the "Pamphlet Collection" from the Library of Congress though there are no ownership or library marks. From the same source I also acquired 168 WWII propaganda leaflets (used by the Allies against the Axis) so it is entirely possible this was fro the same source given certain similarities. Condition: FAIR, at best at least, though, the document exists. [++] This document is difficult to summarize as it is fairly wide-ranging in one aspect and then in another it is distractingly hyper-focused on something that is very detailed tough to do when you're only using 4000 words. It is diddicult to say whether the document is complete or not it very well may be. [++] In addition to describing Allied propaganda leaflets there are also documents regading the German reactions to the leaflets, how they were delivered, what effect the leaflets were having on the morale of the Wehrmacht, and the interpretation of propaganda as an effective weapon.

Seller Inventory # ABE-1754201042065

Bibliographic Details

• Title: No title: rare work on World War II propaganda leaflets. **Mimeographed**
• Publisher: Unknwon publisher.
• Publication Date: 1944
• Binding: No Binding
• Condition: Fair
• Weight: 1 pound
• Seller catalogs:
  • WWII
  • Military