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What was the effect of government propaganda on nearly every nation at war in 1914?
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What was the effect of government propaganda on nearly every nation at war in 1914?

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Propaganda was used in the war, like any other war, with the truth suffering. Propaganda ensured that the people learned only what their governments wanted them to know. The lengths to which governments would go to, to try to blacken the enemy's name, reached a new level during the war.

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