Propaganda Refuted Through Home Delivered Pamphlets
American war literature distributed in France by the American M. G. A. educational bureau and France’s department of public instruction reached 120000 pamphlets in schools and homes. Three pamphlets discuss America’s ideals, aid to the Allies, and U.S. war aims. Authors include Dr John Erskine Carl Holliday and Appelboom, aimed at different school levels to explain why the United States entered the war and its goals.
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E. A. Batchelor
Paris
America
Americn
Amerten
Educational Bureau
Amertcan ¥. M. G. A
Department of Public Iestruction
France
Aremendonus
C. A
United States
Bever
Ain
John Erskine
Columbia Uniiversity
UMGA
Amerton
Carl Thouliday
University of Toledo
Ednens Wriment
GA Messer Holliday
Propaganda Counter Plea Through Simple Informational Folders
Three small folders present clear factual statements without literary embellishment. They aim to counter enemy propaganda by informing readers directly that French forces advanced and accomplished military feats in France and that taxation and wartime supports continued to aid Allied efforts.
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France
Fear French Tanks Drive With Yanks Against Germans
French light tanks cooperating with American forces push Germans toward the Rhine. Brigadier Cellier, decorated with the Legion of Honor, commanded a light tank that enabled 15 American soldiers to capture 700 Germans as several hundred tanks led the advance.
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Rhine
Cellier
Legion of Honor
French light tanks lead push toward Juvigny and Terny
The July counter offensive from the Villers Cotterets forest marks a turning point as French light tanks break enemy lines, destroy machine guns, and spread German demoralization. They preceded Americans on the Soissons plateau, with one tank killing over 200 Germans. German defenses evolve to counter these fast two man crews and their 1.5 inch gun and machine gun aboard light cars.
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Villers Cotterets Forest
Lnes
Juvigny
Terny
Soissons
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