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5 days ago · One of the most famous posters of World War II, "Someone Talked" urges Americans to prevent sensitive information from falling into enemy hands. Closely associated with the "Loose Lips Sink Ships" series communicating the same idea, the image of a drowning sailor dramatically illustrates the consequences of careless talk about military ...
5 days ago · “So many books have been written about the Vietnam War, so many movies have been made about the Vietnam War, but from the point of view of the outsider,” Kieu Chinh, 86, an actor in the ...
4 days ago · In April 1917, just two weeks after the United States joined World War I, President Woodrow Wilson launched a mass propaganda agency with unchecked power and sweeping influence to support the war and mislead the public. A new book by OPC member John Maxwell Hamilton examines the history of the Committee on Public Information, known as the CPI ...
3 days ago · In 1943, Leon Helguera, a naturalized U.S. citizen from Mexico, created this poster for the Office of War Information, the agency responsible for wartime propaganda. The poster encourages Mexican American and Puerto Rican enlistment in the military and promotes unity among all countries in the Western Hemisphere against the Axis powers.
3 days ago · 11:30 ET, MAY 31 2024. |. Bookmark. Hamas has published a "propaganda video" which is said to use the voice of a hostage who has been held in captivity for more than 200 days. We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures, and videos on this breaking news story. Please check back regularly for updates on this developing story HERE.
5 days ago · A new exhibition about the siege of Dubrovnik in Croatia by Yugoslav troops, which lasted for nine months from October 1991, depicted how some of the victims have waited in vain for justice for ...
6 days ago · The Barbary War - the first American war against Libya - was the first war waged by the United States outside national boundaries after gaining independence and unification of the country. The four Barbary States of North Africa - Morocco, Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli - had plundered seaborne commerce for centuries.
