U.S. Wartime Psychological Propaganda Efforts
The article outlines Allied and American psychological operations during World War II. It notes teams behind enemy lines in Germany and Japan shaping information and education, the 688th and other agencies, and postwar shifts to civilian agencies under ECA and cooperative administrations. It references the transfer of propaganda work from military to departments such as the State and Education agencies and mentions foreign-language information efforts and the role of libraries.
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Rueda
Germany
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Ines
Jh'dapan
Cigimany
Alsawhere
Tire Dapartment
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ECA
Realmte Cooperation Administra
Handlas Tha
CTA
Contra
Wiligehoe
Behid
WoWwapu
Maoiland
Army
Child Department
Kuusia
Preoptic
Lyan Curtin
1800 Marines Back From War in Transit to San Diego
The article notes more than 1,800 Korean War veterans en route home, with about 900 aboard ships and another similar number arriving at San Diego. Troop returns include assignments and pay concerns, while government efforts address psychological effects and strategic postwar planning.
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Auek
Sani Diego
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