WWII+Propaganda+Analysis

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Six Themes of WWII Propaganda The Nature of the Enemy General or detailed descriptions of the enemy, such as he hates religion, persecutes labor, kills Jews and other minorities, smashes home life, debases women, etc. The Nature of our Allies The United Nations theme, our close ties with Britain, Russia, and China, Mexicans and Americans fighting side by side on Bataan and on the battle fronts. The Need to Work The countless ways in which Americans must work if we are to win the war, in factories, on ships, in mines, in fields, etc. The Need to Fight The need for fearless waging of war on land, sea, and skies, with bullets, bombs, bare hands, if we are to win. The Need to Sacrifice The need for Americans to give up luxuries and devote spare time to help win the war. The Americans What we are fighting for: the four freedoms, the principles of democracy. Propaganda Poster #1 - Theme: Enemy Allies Work Fight Sacrifice Americans Evidence & Reasoning: Propaganda Poster #2 - Theme: Enemy Allies Work Fight Sacrifice Americans Evidence & Reasoning: Propaganda Poster #3 - Theme: Enemy Allies Work Fight Sacrifice Americans Evidence & Reasoning: no our A lot of people on a car maybe driving to somewhere to let them to work. People on the car are driving to somewhere and they also sacrifice them self to do something for Germany. People on the car represent the workforce On the poster, it said our home are in danger. The reason of being danger is because some enemies there. If no enemies, there were no danger. Also, the Japanese soldier on the post represent the desire to fight with Germany. The Japanese soldier emotion looks like really mad and will have a war. It said do with less so they will have enough. People buy less from store and the more soldier will have. Leave sources for soldier. Use less yourself and let the food or something leave to the soldier.

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