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What is the meaning of Propaganda in World War I?
“Propaganda is the organized promotion of a doctrine, cause, or view by those with an interest in its success. The term usually refers to a biased viewpoint regarding a government, religion, ideology, or person and is often designed for its power to evoke emotion rather than to appeal to reason” (Propaganda). In World War I Propaganda was a key part of the war effort in all countries as the war progressed. Propaganda was used to influence a certain felling toward the war it would either make the other country look bad or their country look good.