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Propaganda has always been prominent during wars to influence a person's mind with deception of the truth. But during World War ll especially; radio propaganda had a huge influence on public opinion. Germany heavily controlled all of the media that the citizens consumed, with this; they were able to deceive the minds of their citizens and further push the Nazi agenda to the people. Germany was not the only country to use propaganda, but in Germany they were more heavily censored which is why the propaganda was so effective. The United States also used the radio for propaganda.
"A Woman's Place in War"
This image is a propaganda poster from the United States during World War ll. It shows the women's place in a war, helping repair radios because they were so important to the people at the time.
"Farewell to Arms..."
In this poster, it shows an advertisement of a radio company trying to keep its name public by releasing a statement of its future plans to advance their television and radio. With this ad they were focusing on something other than the war to bring light to the people.
"Free Speech Mike"
This poster focused on the importance of the radio still having free speech and not being censored. After the attack on pearl harboor, there were many rumors about the United States losing its free speech. This ad was put out to assure the people that all would be well.
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