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How Napoléon III Used Photography as Propaganda to Hide the Horror of His New Paris

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How Journalists Sold America the Story of Heroic Britain in 1940

A man walks next to a mural showing an image of the Chinese Communist Party's emblem along a street in Shanghai, China September 25, 2019. REUTERS/Aly Song

Washington Post and Wall Street Journal Took Millions From Chinese Communist Party Newspaper

Beijing Heralds Success Over Coronavirus as Victory for Chinese Marxism

Opening card of the WWII short animated films "Private Snafu," 1943. U.S. Army.

How World War II Came To Hollywood

Fascist politician and Nazi propaganda broadcaster William Joyce, known as Lord Haw Haw, lies in an ambulance after his arrest by British officers at Flensburg, Germany, on 29 May 1945. He was shot during the arrest. Imperial War Museum/Bert Hardy.

Who Was Behind the Nazi and Imperial Japanese Broadcasts In English?

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How a Feminist Icon Helped Women Enhance the War Effort

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Why China’s Lies on Xinjiang are More Dangerous Than They Seem

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Want to Know What North Korea Thinks About Biden? Look at the Propaganda Posters.

Rosie the Riveter: Was This America's World War II Secret Weapon?

Hollywood’s 'Dream Factory' During World War II

How Julius Streicher Fueled the Nazi Propaganda Machine

Researchers Discovered a Nazi Time Capsule in Poland. What Did They Find Inside?

Fake Bullets: Why Russia's Military Looks More Powerful Than It Is

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The Celebrities Who Sell Iran's War in Syria

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Countering ISIS's Propaganda War

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Beijing Hopes This Cartoon Will Change Your Mind about the South China Sea

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