
From the rise of the Nazis to their fall, from "Dolchstoss" to Nuremberg, the exhibits chill...








Along the same subject, propaganda, this Tweeter highly recommends "Faces of the Enemy: Reflections of the Hostile Imagination" by Sam Keen, which catalogs the ways that "the enemy" are often portrayed in propaganda i.e. as bestial, despoilers (often of the virtue of "our" women), etc. It has numerous examples from history and more recent times. A few examples from WW II are shown below:

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