German Polygamy Propaganda Threatens War Revival
A Cologne pamphlet by Karl Hermann Tor ges advocates secondary marriages to rebuild German manpower. It envisions state supervised polygamy with spinster wives contributing to a future army, while mothers lose control of children. Critics warn the plan risks moral decay and social instability.
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Eader “Oltcimes
Cologne
Merr Karl Hermann Torges
Caven
Moray
Lusitania
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Cairns District Notes on War and Transport
Fragmentary items mention Cairns centre transport concerns and local personnel H Gibbins and A I Slade with names like Mtenlerm Fomisfail and Gum haw. References to Cairns Falls near Stannary Hills a grave in France and interior of a U Boat plus Morning Recreations on British War and the sale of the Circassian Slave.
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Centre
Eoe H. Gibbins
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New Skin Tone Claim Promises Clear Complexion
Ad claims Thermal a whitening treatment that allegedly removes freckles spots and color marks within weeks. It touts permanent improvement in skin tone and says deep tan and stubborn blemishes fade for many years.
Fragmentary wartime plea on women and a future army
A damaged snippet asserts German women's role in peace and notes opposition to recruiting women for a Kaiser led army. The text references Prussian militarism and a critic’s view of conscription or gendered mobilization during wartime.
Censors Museum in London Guards World War Mail
A London facility screens and seizures postal items in wartime, with about 46 000 letters and 48 000 mail pieces checked daily between neutral countries. Staff read multilingual newspapers and parcels, uncover disguises, and keep extensive serials of detained publications and documents as proof of vigilance.
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Censors Museum
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Europe
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Germany
Germany's Propaganda Arsenal Revealed in Censor's Library
A censor’s library displays Germany's vast propaganda network from posters to tomes, showing leaders praised, varied audiences targeted, and religious motives spread across nations. It exposes how German publicity flooded minds with persuasive material, from graphic cards to polished magazines.
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Germany
Persone
Ew Shade
Sewaten
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