How We Were Lied To Reveals German War Censorship
A Berlin pamphlet attributed to Kurt Muehsam exposes German wartime press censorship that shaped public opinion for years. It claims editors faced penalties, news was filtered by 21 bureaus, and reporting on defeats or brutality was suppressed to preserve morale and the war effort.
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Associated Press
Wilhelm Muehlen
Krupp Works
Germany
Switzerland
Kurt Muehsam
Lusitania
United States
Nea
Lansing
Wilson
Muehlen
William
Marne
Great Manstion
Essen
France
Belgium
Turkey
Wr. Moullon
America
Amerieco
England
The All Artists Phonograph and Brunswick Tone Amplifier
The All Artists Phonograph and the Brunswick Tone Amplifier are pitched as top features for music lovers. The copy urges buyers to hear records first and judge on merit, touting Brunswick method of reproduction and wood construction like a violin.
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German Press Censors and U S War Outlook Discussed
A historical pamphlet cites Dr. Madison and collaborators describing censorship shadowing Allied and German press. It claims editors distorted facts on Turkey, submarine warfare, and U S entry, while German officials misled about naval strength and American intentions.
Learn Shorthand Days Offer Fun Study Aid
An advertising notice promotes shorthand learning days and a playful dictation exercise. It touts ease of memorization and quick skill gain, inviting participants to join free sessions and practice with sample speeches and orders.
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