The United States - Propaganda War (8)
World War I was the first war in which the government systematically produced propaganda to target the public and change their opinion.
But what are the goals of this propaganda? What media does it use? Does the choice of themes and symbolism change depending on the country?
Today we are interested in the United States!
Thanks to @L'Histoire avec une grande hache, @HALC - Histoire à la carte and Joffrey for proofreading the script.
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SOURCES
George Creel, “How We Advertised America: The First Telling of the Amazing Story of the Committee on Public Information that Carried the Gospel of Americanism to Every Corner of the Globe”, 1920, Harper and Brothers. https://archive.org/details/howweadve...
Robert A. Wells, “Propaganda at Home (USA)”, 2014. https://encyclopedia.1914-1918-online...
Vanessa Ther, “Stereotypes”, 2015. https://encyclopedia.1914-1918-online...
Annie Pastor, “Propaganda Images 1914-1918 or the Art of Selling War”, Desinge & Hugo & cie, 2013.
Christophe Thomas, “1914-1918: The Poster Goes to War”, OREP Editions, 2021.
Videos used in the editing:
British Movietone: “U.S. Enters WWI - 1917 | Today In History | 6 Apr 17 » : • U.S. Enters WWI - 1917 | Today In History ...
British Pathé : « President Wilson - Lots Of American Soldiers Marching (1917) » : • President Wilson - Lots Of American Soldie...
Ron van Dopperen : « Opening Scene "Pershing's Crusaders" (USA, 1918) » : • Opening Scene "Pershing's Crusaders" (USA,...
t.vhulst : « Over there March Instrumental ( EPIC VERSION ) » : • Over there March Instrumental ( EPIC VERSI...
Music in the video :
Music of the credits: « The Star-Spangled Banner », written by Francis Scott Key, (performer unknown): • NATIONAL ANTHEM OF UNITED STATES [1914 VER...
“Battle Hymn of the Republic,” written by Julia Ward Howe, (performer unknown): • Battle Hymn of the Republic - Rare Instrum...
“When you come back,” written by George M. Cohan, performed by John McCormack: • When you come back [Rare American ww1 song...
“Goodbye Broadway, Hello France,” written by Billy Baskette, C. Francis Reisner, and Benny Davis, (performer unknown): • Goodbye Broadway, Hello France -- American...
“Over There,” written by George M. Cohan, performed by The Eric Rogers Chorale and Orchestra: • Over There
“The Invincible Eagle,” written by John Philip Sous, performed by the United States Marine Band: • SOUSA The Invincible Eagle (1901) - "The P...
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