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The Use of Propaganda During World War
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Abstract
It was found out that the quest for Germany to enhance their anti-fascist movement was set to find a better way of getting prepared for massive attacks. It has also been found out that the European countries concepts in world war I provided a better understanding concerning the use of propaganda for better grounds for enhancing the military strength for expanding the territorial boundaries. The propaganda established a better platform for the European nations to fight back the allies that wanted to take over. The battle for global trade was also the reason for using propaganda in enhancing military force. It has also been found out that Germany established various ways of soliciting people to join the military to develop a better and reliable military force that could fight back against united states of America during the world war II. The use of propaganda was championed after European nations portrayed to be paranoid about the trust that was needed on America and other nations which has robust military power.
Keywords: Propaganda, World War I, World War II

The Use of Propaganda During World War
Revised Thesis Statement
European countries concepts in World War II propaganda better grounds expanding the territorial boundaries let into the effects of world war one that was majorly concerned with the use of propaganda.
Reasons for Propaganda
Main Point 1.
Dance front morale was used to enhance the involvement of women in the military regime to establish a better military force that could fight through world war ii (Nott, 2017;2016).

The use of propaganda set scenes was evident that US had succeeded in the use of propaganda during World War I thus European nations wanted to establish a better way of dealing with allies who had purported to enhance their attacks (Kutska, 2013).
Main Point 2
The Nazi dictatorship which was led by Adolf Hitler enhanced is its propaganda by using the press, movies, and radio to suggest an attractive poster that used to trick people to join forces (Nott, 2017;2016).
o Supporting Research
According to the research done by Collins (2015), the myths that were used during world war 1 were the basis for establishing propaganda that could attract military support from the society through propaganda like the use of posters which glorified military service.
Main Point 3
According to Collins (2015) research, Outlines. Imperial government propaganda was set to trick people to join the military as a way of preparing to discuss ways of taking over the territories and expanding the colonies.
The battle for global trade was also the reason for using propaganda in enhancing military force. For instance, Germany established various ways of soliciting people to join the military to develop a better and reliable military force that could fight back against united states of America during the world war II.
Coercion Commitment and Its Contribution to Propaganda in WW2
Topic Sentence
Roots of Roman order that happened between 300 B.C and 400A.D. made Germany employ coercion to threaten other nations from making an ally against the imperial government of Germany (Collins, 2015).
Germany believed in the pre-perfect tyranny, and the country centered its approaches in coercive threats (Collins, 2015). Propaganda was employed to prepare for the worse after experiencing world war I (Collins, 2015).
Main Point 3
German Anti-Fascist
Main Point 1
The quest for Germany to enhance their anti-fascist movement was set to find a better way of getting prepared for massive attacks (Kutska, 2013).
Main Point 2
According to Kutska (2013), the propaganda was established a better platform for the European nations to fight back the allies that wanted to take over.
· Main Point 3
Lack of trust among nations made them engage in propaganda that could enhance the military power (Kutska, 2013).

References
Kutska, O. (2013). Propaganda activity of German anti-fascist before and while the red army was being in European countries during the second world war. Cхід, (5), 97-103. doi:10.21847/1728-9343.2012.5(119).16622.
The article provides Elephant data concerning the Germany anti-fascist movement and why the red army single using propaganda attracting participation in the military service.
Collins, R. F. (2015). Myth as propaganda in world war I: American volunteers, victor chapman, and French journalism. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 92(3), 642-661. doi:10.1177/1077699015573006
It is efficient in outlining the reasons for American volunteer into the military service concerning the challenges that took place in World War I, communication and military ways of airing the participation propaganda.
Nott, J. (2017;2016;). The dancing front: Dancing, morale, and the war effort in Britain during world war II. Journal of Social History, 51(2), 387-406. doi:10.1093/jsh/shw112
The article provides a specific type of propaganda used which was dance as boosting the morale of the participants in the service. That perspective, the article provides a better ground for outsourcing the reason why European nations like Germany used propaganda to attract participation the military service.