--- title: Propaganda newspaper pages url: https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/medium/newspaper-page/ description: Browse all 173 items from propaganda newspaper pages in the FRAME collection, listed by date, each with its techniques, issuer, date and source. section: Collection --- ![Illustration: a dossier collage of an evidence wall of pinned propaganda posters, leaflets and printed matter from many eras, with contact sheets and catalog labels.](https://propagandaarchive.org/static/generated/hero-collection.jpg) Medium # Propaganda newspaper pages 173 objects, listed by date. 1. [Home](https://propagandaarchive.org/) 2. [Collection](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/) 3. Medium: newspaper pages [The whole collection](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/) · [Search](https://propagandaarchive.org/search/) - [The North Briton, No. XLV, 23 April 1763 (John Wilkes), opening page](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/north-briton-no-45-wilkes-1763/) (Kingdom of Great Britain · Apr 23, 1763 · Name-calling) - [Gazette of the United States, "The Jeffersoniad" no. VIII, 14 August 1800](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/gazette-us-jeffersoniad-1800/) (United States · Aug 14, 1800 · Name-calling, Fear appeal) - [The Virginia Argus, "Letter to Mazzei" and rebuttal, 16 September 1800](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/virginia-argus-letter-to-mazzei-1800/) (United States · Sep 16, 1800 · Name-calling, Card stacking) - [The Examiner, No. 608, 22 August 1819, 'Disturbances at Manchester' (Peterloo)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/examiner-disturbances-at-manchester-1819/) (United Kingdom · Aug 22, 1819 · Card stacking) - [Punch, 'Laurels at Ningpo' column on the First Opium War, 1842](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/punch-laurels-at-ningpo-1842/) (United Kingdom · 1842 · Card stacking). Content note: Period satirical prose describing the killing of Chinese soldiers at Ningpo in graphic terms, using period terms such as 'pig-tail' for Chinese people. - [Te Haeata, front page: 'Te Runanga Maori ki Kohimarama' (Auckland, 1 September 1860)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/te-haeata-kohimarama-runanga-1860/) (New Zealand · Sep 1, 1860 · Glittering generalities) - [Here! (New Hampshire heard from) The true Military Ring](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/nast-military-ring-march-1872/) (United States · Mar 30, 1872 · Bandwagon) - [Illustrated London News, 'The Zulu War: Defenders of Rorke's Drift', 1 March 1879](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/iln-zulu-war-rorkes-drift-1879/) (United Kingdom · Mar 1, 1879 · Transfer). Content note: Engraved portraits of British officers and a British-sourced account of the Isandlwana defeat; the Zulu side is described in the period's terms and is not heard. - [Garfield's Death Warrant: 'Advertiser Extra' reproducing the Morey letter (1880)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/garfield-death-warrant-morey-letter-broadside-1880/) (United States · Oct 1880 · Fear appeal, Scapegoating). Content note: 1880 newspaper extra printing the forged Morey letter, an anti-Chinese immigration appeal built on a forgery. - [People's Party Paper (Atlanta, Ga.), 15 July 1892, page 1](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/peoples-party-paper-1892-07-15/) (United States · Jul 15, 1892 · Name-calling, Fear appeal). Content note: 1892 Populist newspaper front page with the headline 'A Riot in Paducah. The Negroes Armed and Marching the Streets'. - [People's Party Paper (Atlanta, Ga.), 7 October 1892, page 1](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/peoples-party-paper-1892-10-07/) (United States · Oct 7, 1892 · Card stacking) - [Kanpō (Official Gazette), extra no. 3328, p. 8 (Tokyo, 2 August 1894): 宣戦ノ詔勅 (Imperial Rescript declaring war on China)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/kanpo-declaration-of-war-on-china-1894/) (Empire of Japan · Aug 2, 1894 · Glittering generalities, Scapegoating). Content note: Official wartime declaration assigning blame for the war to the Qing government; no imagery. - [Le Traître: Dégradation d'Alfred Dreyfus (The Traitor: Degradation of Alfred Dreyfus), Le Petit Journal, 13 January 1895](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/le-traitre-petit-journal-dreyfus-1895/) (France · Jan 13, 1895 · Name-calling) - [Homenagem da Revista Illustrada aos gloriosos vencedores de Canudos (Tribute of the Revista Illustrada to the Glorious Victors of Canudos)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/homenagem-vencedores-de-canudos-revista-illustrada-1897/) (Brazil · 1897 · Transfer) - [L'Aurore, no. 87, front page (Paris, 13 January 1898): "J'Accuse...! Lettre au Président de la République" (J'Accuse...! Letter to the President of the Republic)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/jaccuse-laurore-front-page-1898/) (France · Jan 13, 1898 · Testimonial). Content note: Newspaper page about a wrongful-conviction controversy; the letter text refers to a prisoner held in torture-like conditions on Devil's Island; no graphic imagery. - [New York Journal and Advertiser, front page, 17 February 1898 ($50,000 reward, Maine 'work of an enemy')](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/ny-journal-maine-destroyed-enemy-1898/) (United States · Feb 17, 1898 · Card stacking) - [New York World, front page, 17 February 1898 (Maine explosion 'caused by bomb or torpedo')](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/ny-world-maine-bomb-or-torpedo-1898/) (United States · Feb 17, 1898 · Card stacking) - [Un combate en el río Zapote (A Fight on the Zapote River), Blanco y Negro](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/un-combate-en-el-rio-zapote-1898/) (Spain · Jul 9, 1898 · Transfer, Glittering generalities) - [Illustrated London News, 'The War Reviewed' and 'Our Note Book', 26 May 1900 (p. 698)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/iln-mafeking-night-war-reviewed-1900/) (United Kingdom · May 26, 1900 · Glittering generalities, Bandwagon) - [The Speaker, 'The Carnival of Mafeking', 2 June 1900 (p. 241)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/speaker-carnival-of-mafeking-1900/) (United Kingdom · Jun 2, 1900 · Name-calling). Content note: Editorial describing the crowds as a 'Bacchanalia' and 'wild beasts half-tamed', with a passing reference to sexual licence. - [The Speaker, front page 'The Week', 22 June 1901: Hobhouse report and 'methods of barbarism'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/speaker-hobhouse-camps-methods-of-barbarism-1901/) (United Kingdom · Jun 22, 1901 · Name-calling, Testimonial). Content note: Text on deaths of women and children in British camps in South Africa, with mortality rates. - [蘇報 Subao, daily, front page (Shanghai, 18 June 1903)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/subao-he-manzhouren-1903/) (Qing China · Jun 18, 1903 · Name-calling). Content note: Anti-Manchu ethnic-hostility editorial using slogans such as 'kill the Manchus' and 'nine-generation hatred'. - [The Bombay Gazette, 17 October 1905, page 5: "The Partition of Bengal" and the Swadeshi meeting in Bombay](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/bombay-gazette-partition-of-bengal-1905/) (British India · Oct 17, 1905 · Bandwagon). Content note: Colonial-era newspaper page using period terms for Indians ('Babus', 'Natives', 'Mahomedans') and reporting a Swadeshi meeting; reproduced as printed. - [民報 Min Bao, no. 1, article (Tokyo, 26 November 1905): plate of the Yellow Emperor](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/minbao-no1-huangdi-plate-1905/) (Empire of Japan · Nov 26, 1905 · Transfer). Content note: Nationalist portrait caption naming the Yellow Emperor as ancestor of the Chinese nation. - [El Cojo Ilustrado, fortnightly, no. 350, front page (Caracas, 15 July 1906): General Cipriano Castro, 'Restaurador de Venezuela'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/el-cojo-ilustrado-castro-portada-1906/) (Venezuela · Jul 15, 1906 · Glittering generalities). Content note: Formal portrait of a head of state captioned with honorific titles; no graphic content. - [El Cojo Ilustrado, fortnightly, no. 350, article (Caracas, 15 July 1906): 'Hoja de un diario: 4 de julio', praising Castro's triumphal entry](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/el-cojo-ilustrado-hoja-de-un-diario-castro-1906/) (Venezuela · Jul 15, 1906 · Glittering generalities, Transfer). Content note: Lyrical praise of a head of state's public entry; contains no offensive wording. - [Indian Opinion (Phoenix, Natal), page 660: Empire Theatre resolutions against the Draft Asiatic Ordinance, 15 September 1906](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/indian-opinion-empire-theatre-resolutions-1906/) (Natal Colony · Sep 15, 1906 · Transfer) - [Le Progrès de Salonique, daily, supplement "La fête nationale", front page (Salonica, 25 July 1908)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/le-progres-de-salonique-fete-nationale-1908/) (Ottoman Empire · Jul 25, 1908 · Name-calling, Glittering generalities). Content note: Celebratory 1908 newspaper sheet that labels the former Hamidian informer network a 'hideous sore' and 'mouchards'; includes later handwritten marginalia 'not true'. - [Indian Opinion, page 382, article: speeches at the burning of registration certificates (Phoenix, Natal, 22 August 1908)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/indian-opinion-certificate-burning-speech-1908/) (Natal Colony · Aug 22, 1908 · Glittering generalities, Transfer) - [Kanpō (Official Gazette), no. 7592, front page (Tokyo, 14 October 1908): 戊申詔書 (Boshin Rescript)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/kanpo-boshin-rescript-1908/) (Empire of Japan · Oct 14, 1908 · Glittering generalities, Transfer). Content note: Imperial exhortation text; no offensive content expected. - [El Renacimiento, daily, p. 4 article (Manila, 30 October 1908): 'Aves de rapiña' (Birds of Prey)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/el-renacimiento-aves-de-rapina-1908/) (United States · Oct 30, 1908 · Name-calling). Content note: Editorial that likens an unnamed official to a vulture, owl and vampire and alleges corruption; the court found it libelled a named official. - [صور اسرافیل Sur-i Israfil, weekly, front page (Yverdon, 8 March 1909)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/sur-i-israfil-yverdon-no-3-1909/) (Switzerland · Mar 8, 1909 · Transfer). Content note: Persian constitutionalist newspaper front page; masthead woodcut shows a field of bodies and rising crowds (Quranic Last Trumpet imagery). - [Bande Mataram (Paris), memorial page to Madan Lal Dhingra, 17 August 1909](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/bande-mataram-paris-dhingra-memorial-1909/) (France · Aug 17, 1909 · Testimonial, Transfer) - [詔書 (Imperial Rescript on the Annexation of Korea), Korean translation, Official Gazette of the Government-General of Korea no. 1, p. 17](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/annexation-rescript-korea-gazette-1910/) (Empire of Japan · Aug 29, 1910 · Glittering generalities, Euphemism / doublespeak). Content note: Official Japanese imperial text on the 1910 annexation of Korea, printed in Korean translation; shown as issued. - [申報 Shenbao, daily, page 2, article (Shanghai, 12 October 1911)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/shenbao-wuchang-uprising-edict-1911/) (Qing China · Oct 12, 1911 · Name-calling). Content note: Official edict labels arrested revolutionaries as bandits; page reports executions. - [La Tribuna illustrata, p. 264 (Rome, 28 April 1912): 'Gli avvenimenti della Tripolitania illustrati'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/tribuna-illustrata-avvenimenti-tripolitania-1912/) (Kingdom of Italy · Apr 28, 1912 · Glittering generalities, Card stacking). Content note: Colonial-war photo page of 1912 with period captions about Libyan inhabitants ('peaceful inhabitants of the oasis', 'little friends of the soldiers') and Sudanese troops; no violence shown. - [The Menace front page, 12 April 1913 (Aurora, Missouri)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/the-menace-front-page-1913/) (United States · Apr 12, 1913 · Bandwagon, Scapegoating). Content note: Anti-Catholic newspaper front page with a skull-and-crossbones emblem labelled 'Temporal Power' and claims of a Roman Catholic conspiracy. - [Regeneración, weekly, front page (Los Angeles, 16 August 1913)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/regeneracion-la-invasion-americana-1913/) (United States · Aug 16, 1913 · Name-calling, Fear appeal, Scapegoating). Content note: Includes a column titled 'El Peligro Amarillo' (Yellow Peril) blaming Chinese and Japanese merchants in Mexico, and a cartoon of graves for Madero and Suarez. - [Regeneración, weekly, front page (Los Angeles, 30 August 1913)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/regeneracion-prensa-capitalista-yankee-1913/) (United States · Aug 30, 1913 · Name-calling, Card stacking). Content note: Harsh partisan labels for Huerta ('asesino'), Carranza ('embaucador') and the US press ('bandidaje yanke'). - [Indian Opinion (Phoenix, Natal), page 266: 'Natal Mercury's Comments' and 'The Durban Conference' during the coal-mine strike, 29 October 1913](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/indian-opinion-natal-mercury-durban-conference-1913/) (Union of South Africa · Oct 29, 1913 · Testimonial) - [Regeneración, weekly, front page (Los Angeles, 11 July 1914)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/regeneracion-intervencion-americana-1914/) (United States · Jul 11, 1914 · Name-calling, Card stacking). Content note: Anarchist speech calling the US landing at Veracruz an 'act of pirates' and the 'assault of the bandit'; class-war rhetoric. - [Slovenec, Nr. 168, front page (Ljubljana, 27 July 1914): "Avstrija se je našla" and "Živela Avstrija! Doli s Srbijo!"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/slovenec-27-julij-1914/) (Austria Hungary · Jul 27, 1914 · Name-calling, Scapegoating, Glittering generalities). Content note: Wartime front page calling Serbia a 'banditic nest' and 'state of Judases' and printing a verse threatening Serbs, in the week before Austria-Hungary declared war. - [Právo lidu, no. 207, front page (Prague, 29 July 1914): "Válka Srbsku vypovězena" and "Válečný manifest"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/pravo-lidu-valecny-manifest-1914/) (Austria Hungary · Jul 29, 1914 · Name-calling, Transfer) - [Vossische Zeitung, Nr. 392, front page (Berlin, 5 August 1914): "England erklärt uns den Krieg"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/vossische-zeitung-england-erklaert-uns-den-krieg-1914/) (German Empire · Aug 5, 1914 · Card stacking) - [Breisgauer Zeitung, Telegramme: "Die französische Armee geschlagen" (The French army beaten), August 1914](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/breisgauer-zeitung-franzoesische-armee-geschlagen-1914/) (German Empire · Aug 21, 1914 · Card stacking, Transfer) - [The Illustrated War News, 2 September 1914: "The Oxford of Belgium burnt by the German 'Huns'" (Louvain)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/iwn-louvain-huns-1914/) (United Kingdom · Sep 2, 1914 · Name-calling, Transfer). Content note: Wartime British caption labelling German troops 'Huns' and describing the burning of Louvain, over a photograph of the town's skyline. - [Политика (Politika), front page (Belgrade, 6 September 1914): "Србија је победила!" (Serbia Has Won!)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/politika-6-september-1914/) (Kingdom of Serbia · Sep 6, 1914 · Card stacking, Testimonial). Content note: Wartime front page carrying an unverified atrocity allegation against Austro-Hungarian troops and triumphal claims about enemy morale and losses. - [Berliner Tageblatt, evening edition, front page (Berlin, 22 September 1914): "Der Brand der Kathedrale von Reims"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/berliner-tageblatt-reims-cathedral-1914/) (German Empire · Sep 22, 1914 · Whataboutism, Card stacking) - [The Illustrated War News, 7 October 1914: "The Spy at Work", the innocent landscape "decoded"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/iwn-spy-at-work-landscape-code-1914/) (United Kingdom · Oct 7, 1914 · Fear appeal). Content note: Wartime British drawing and caption warning that enemy spies hide harbour plans in landscape sketches. - [La Libre Belgique, no. 7, front page (clandestine, Brussels, March 1915): "Bulletin de propagande patriotique"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/la-libre-belgique-no-7-bulletin-de-propagande-patriotique-1915/) (Belgium · Mar 1915 · Name-calling, Glittering generalities). Content note: WWI atrocity claims and pejorative labels for Germany ('colosse pangermaniste', 'barbare et feroce Kultur') in a Belgian resistance bulletin. - [The New York Times, daily edition, front page (New York, May 8, 1915)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/nyt-lusitania-sunk-1915-05-08/) (United States · May 8, 1915 · Testimonial) - [Victoria Daily Times, daily edition, front page (Victoria, B.C., May 8, 1915)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/victoria-daily-times-lusitania-murdered-1915-05-08/) (Canada · May 8, 1915 · Name-calling, Testimonial). Content note: Newspaper front page using the words 'murdered', 'Savages' and 'Huns' for Germans, in a 1915 wartime headline. - [The Woman's Dreadnought, 15 May 1915, p. 246: "Let Us Not Be Cowards" and "Whose Fiendish Devices?"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/womans-dreadnought-lusitania-fiendish-devices-1915/) (United Kingdom · May 15, 1915 · Whataboutism). Content note: 1915 suffragette-paper text describing anti-German riot violence after the Lusitania sinking and the forcible feeding of imprisoned suffragettes. - [Illustrierte Kronen Zeitung, Nr. 5546, front page (Vienna, 10 June 1915): "Schwere Verluste der Italiener am Isonzo. Stanislau wieder in unserem Besitz"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/illustrierte-kronen-zeitung-airship-isonzo-1915/) (Austria Hungary · Jun 10, 1915 · Card stacking) - [Le Canard enchaîné, no. 1, front page (Paris, 10 September 1915): "Pour faire un Journal en 1915"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/canard-enchaine-no1-1915/) (France · Sep 10, 1915 · Name-calling). Content note: Wartime French satirical front page that uses the slur 'Boches' for German journalists and lampoons censorship and the dailies' war reporting. - [Tasvir-i Efkar front page, 29 October 1915: Ottoman-Entente war anniversary](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/tasvir-i-efkar-war-anniversary-1915/) (Ottoman Empire · Oct 29, 1915 · Transfer) - [Il Popolo d'Italia, N. 343, front page, upper half (Milan, 11 December 1915): "L'ultimo conato parecchista alla Camera"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/il-popolo-d-italia-parecchisti-camera-1915/) (Kingdom of Italy · Dec 11, 1915 · Name-calling, Testimonial). Content note: Wartime front page that labels opposing deputies 'traitors of Italy' and calls on the country to rise against them. - [کاوه (Kaveh), fortnightly, no. 1, front page (Berlin-Charlottenburg, 24 January 1916)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/kaveh-berlin-first-issue-1916/) (German Empire · Jan 24, 1916 · Transfer). Content note: Wartime Persian-language nationalist newspaper front page with an illustration of armed men behind a banner; no graphic content. - [Irish War News, Vol. 1 No. 1, Dublin, 25 April 1916](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/irish-war-news-republic-1916/) (United Kingdom · Apr 25, 1916 · Transfer). Content note: Insurgent newspaper issued during the 1916 Easter Rising, comparing British rule in Ireland to Prussian occupation. - [Mecca, the Pilgrims' Way now made safe by the Arabs (The Graphic, 1 July 1916)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/graphic-mecca-pilgrims-way-arab-revolt-map-1916/) (United Kingdom · Jul 1, 1916 · Testimonial) - [The Filipino People, monthly, article (Washington, D.C., August 1916)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/the-filipino-people-man-who-embalmed-fitness-1916/) (United States · Aug 1916 · Name-calling, Glittering generalities). Content note: Partisan colonial-politics editorial using epithets for opponents (slander, 'Herod from Harvard'). - [The Labor Call (Melbourne), 'The Same Old Enemies', page 6, 14 September 1916](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/labor-call-same-old-enemies-1916/) (Australia · Sep 14, 1916 · Name-calling, Scapegoating). Content note: Anti-conscription article that calls employers, pastoralists, Tory parties and named politicians 'ruthless enemies of Labor' and uses 'Shylock' for war-loan lenders. - [The Daily Telegraph (Sydney), page 12, referendum day, 28 October 1916: 'He's sticking to you to-day, will you stick to him?'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/daily-telegraph-referendum-day-yes-cartoon-1916/) (Australia · Oct 28, 1916 · Transfer, Bandwagon). Content note: Pro-conscription cartoon of a soldier at a trench parapet, plus a report of a speaker attacked and a chairman nearly lynched ('Hang the ----'). - [The Ballarat Courier, page 3, 13 December 1916: 'Huns' Slave Raids' and 'Huns Impose Heavy Levies'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/ballarat-courier-huns-slave-raids-1916/) (Australia · Dec 13, 1916 · Name-calling). Content note: Headlines use 'Huns' as a label for Germans over wartime reports of civilian deportation and killings. - [Revista da Semana, weekly, article 'Momento historico' (Rio de Janeiro, 14 April 1917)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/revista-da-semana-momento-historico-1917/) (Brazil · Apr 14, 1917 · Name-calling). Content note: Wartime editorial calling Germany's conduct 'bloodthirsty', 'criminal' and 'treacherous'. - [Kievlyanin, no. 252, front page (Kiev, 28 October 1917, old style): V. Shulgin's editorial and the "List No. 8" election appeal](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/kievlyanin-shulgin-list-8-1917/) (Russia · Oct 28, 1917 · Name-calling). Content note: Russian-nationalist editorial calling Lenin's seizure of power a 'mutiny' and Petrograd a 'German nest'. - [Töö Lipp, front page (Tallinn, 17 November 1917 \[4 November Old Style\]): "Nimekiri nr. 1" (List No. 1)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/too-lipp-nimekiri-nr-1-1917/) (Russia · Nov 17, 1917 · Glittering generalities) - [Young India, monthly, front page (New York, January 1918)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/young-india-home-rule-league-new-york-1918/) (United States · Jan 1918 · Testimonial). Content note: No distressing content; political periodical cover. - [Lietuvos aidas, No. 22, front page (Vilnius, 19 February 1918): "Lietuvos Taryba skelbia Lietuvos nepriklausomybę" (The Council of Lithuania Proclaims the Independence of Lithuania)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/lietuvos-aidas-nepriklausomybe-1918/) (Lithuania · Feb 19, 1918 · Glittering generalities) - [Päewaleht, front page (Tallinn, 25 February 1918): "Manifest kõigile Eestimaa rahwastele" (Manifesto to All the Peoples of Estonia)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/paevaleht-manifest-eestimaa-1918/) (Estonia · Feb 25, 1918 · Glittering generalities, Transfer) - [New-York Tribune, front page, Third Liberty Loan opening (New York, 6 April 1918)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/new-york-tribune-liberty-loan-opening-1918/) (United States · Apr 6, 1918 · Bandwagon, Fear appeal). Content note: Wartime front page with enemy-naming headlines ('the Boche'), a cartoon of men with 'Liberty Bond' staves driving a figure on the ground, and a headline on a lynching. - [Sonntagsblatt der Abend-Post (Detroit), front page, 2 June 1918](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/detroiter-abend-post-german-press-defence-1918/) (United States · Jun 2, 1918 · Testimonial). Content note: German-language wartime front page; a wire headline in the lower columns uses period racial terminology. - [官報 Kanpo (Official Gazette), extra, article '浦潮派兵ノ宣言' (Tokyo, 2 August 1918)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/siberian-intervention-declaration-kanpo-1918/) (Empire of Japan · Aug 2, 1918 · Card stacking). Content note: Official wartime declaration justifying an overseas military intervention; characterises German and Austrian prisoners of war as persecutors; no graphic imagery. - [Le Rire rouge, no. 207, cover (Paris, 2 November 1918): "Grand Bazar de la Paix - Wilhelm Directeur"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/le-rire-rouge-grand-bazar-de-la-paix-1918/) (France · Nov 2, 1918 · Name-calling, Card stacking). Content note: WWI French satirical caricature of Kaiser Wilhelm II as a shopkeeper selling hostages and colonies. - [Die rote Fahne, Nr. 1, 2. Abend-Ausgabe, front page (Berlin, 9 November 1918): "Berlin unter der roten Fahne"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/die-rote-fahne-berlin-unter-der-roten-fahne-1918/) (German Empire · Nov 9, 1918 · Bandwagon, Transfer) - [The New York Times, daily edition, front page (New York, November 11, 1918)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/nyt-armistice-signed-1918-11-11/) (United States · Nov 11, 1918 · Card stacking) - [Victoria Daily Times, daily edition, front page (Victoria, B.C., November 11, 1918)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/victoria-daily-times-entente-triumphs-1918-11-11/) (Canada · Nov 11, 1918 · Glittering generalities, Name-calling) - [De Telegraaf, No. 10.295, morning edition, front page (Amsterdam, 14 November 1918): "De Troelstra-revolutie 'Made in Germany'"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/de-telegraaf-troelstra-made-in-germany-1918/) (Netherlands · Nov 14, 1918 · Scapegoating). Content note: Front-page headline attributing the 1918 Dutch socialist revolution attempt to Germany. - [The Bombay Chronicle, 15 April 1919, page 7: Amritsar and Lahore riots communique, Haque resignation, "Satyagrahi"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/bombay-chronicle-rowlatt-satyagrahi-1919/) (British India · Apr 15, 1919 · Name-calling). Content note: Newspaper page reporting the April 1919 Punjab riots, including the official description of killings of Europeans and of the crowd, and the label 'agitators'; the Jallianwala Bagh massacre is not yet on the page. - [Winnipeg Telegram, Extra, front page, 9 June 1919 (Winnipeg General Strike)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/winnipeg-telegram-police-force-fired-1919/) (Canada · Jun 9, 1919 · Name-calling, Bandwagon). Content note: Anti-strike newspaper front page of 1919 calling strike leaders 'traitors' and linking the strike to 'Bolshevism'; also an 'Alien Act' headline. - [Deutsche Zeitung, Nr. 293, morning edition, front page (Berlin, 28 June 1919): "Rache!" (Revenge!)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/deutsche-zeitung-rache-1919/) (Weimar Germany · Jun 28, 1919 · Transfer, Glittering generalities). Content note: Front page of a 1919 nationalist daily calling for revenge for the Treaty of Versailles. - [Vechernee Vremya, no. 304, front page (Rostov-on-Don, 4 July 1919): 'Belgorod'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/vechernee-vremya-rostov-belgorod-1919/) (Russia White Movement · Jul 4, 1919 · Name-calling, Scapegoating). Content note: White-press sketch calling Kerensky 'Khlestakov', blaming him for Trotsky, and calling Bolshevik guns 'tools of Satan'. - [Die Rote Fahne, Nr. 75, front page (Vienna, 26 July 1919): "In zwölfter Stunde!"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/rote-fahne-in-zwoelfter-stunde-1919/) (Austria · Jul 26, 1919 · Name-calling, Fear appeal) - [Die Volkstribüne, Nr. 133, front page (Luxembourg, 29 October 1919): "Die Signatur der Wahlen"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/die-volkstribune-signatur-der-wahlen-1919/) (Luxembourg · Oct 29, 1919 · Name-calling, Glittering generalities). Content note: Partisan 1919 editorial in Fraktur type labelling the clerical Right's campaign 'Desperadopolitik' and its opponents' cause as freedom against 'Dunkelheit und Sklaverei'. - [L'Ardito front page marking the 15 April 1919 attack on the Avanti! offices, Milan](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/l-ardito-avanti-anniversary-front-page-1920/) (Kingdom of Italy · 1920 · Name-calling). Content note: Cartoon of political opponents swept as refuse into a sewer, under a headline celebrating the burning of a newspaper office. - [Völkischer Beobachter, Nr. 20, front page (Munich, 10 March 1920): "Macht ganze Arbeit mit den Juden!" (Make a clean job of the Jews!)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/voelkischer-beobachter-macht-ganze-arbeit-mit-den-juden-1920/) (Weimar Germany · Mar 10, 1920 · Scapegoating). Content note: Front page of a 1920 antisemitic newspaper under a headline demanding measures against Jews, including lists, removal from jobs and expulsion. - [Deutsche Zeitung, Nr. 120, morning edition, front page (Berlin, 13 March 1920): "Ein angeblicher Militärputsch" (An alleged military putsch)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/deutsche-zeitung-angeblicher-militaerputsch-1920/) (Weimar Germany · Mar 13, 1920 · Euphemism / doublespeak). Content note: Front page carrying a column headed 'Sozialdemokratie und Judentum' (Social Democracy and Jewry) beside the lead on the Kapp putsch. - [Die Rote Fahne, Nr. 29, front page (Berlin-Neukölln, 13 March 1920): "Sowjetrußlands Friedenswille"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/die-rote-fahne-sowjetrusslands-friedenswille-1920/) (Weimar Republic · Mar 13, 1920 · Name-calling, Transfer) - [Kurjer Warszawski, no. 220, morning edition, front page (Warsaw, 10 August 1920): "Konferencja w Hythe" and "Do broni!"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/kurjer-warszawski-do-broni-hythe-1920/) (Poland · Aug 10, 1920 · Fear appeal, Name-calling) - [Irish Bulletin, Vol. 3 No. 24, 5 October 1920: 'Keep Up the Pressure'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/irish-bulletin-keep-up-the-pressure-1920/) (United Kingdom · Oct 5, 1920 · Name-calling, Card stacking). Content note: Republican press bulletin accusing British forces of deliberately burning Irish towns and killing civilians in 1920. - [Al-Muqtabas, daily, front page (Damascus, 25 October 1920): Guest of Damascus, General Gouraud](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/al-muqtabas-guest-of-damascus-gouraud-1920/) (Mandatory Syria · Oct 25, 1920 · Glittering generalities). Content note: Heroizing biography of the French High Commissioner printed in a Damascus daily three months after the French conquest of the city. - [The Bombay Chronicle, article on a foreign-cloth bonfire (July 30, 1921)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/bombay-chronicle-cloth-bonfire-1921/) (British India · Jul 30, 1921 · Identity fusion, Glittering generalities) - [The St. Louis Argus, 14 October 1921, Part Two: 'St. Louis Board of Aldermen Fails To Condemn The Ku Klux Klan'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/st-louis-argus-aldermen-fail-to-condemn-klan-1921/) (United States · Oct 14, 1921 · Testimonial). Content note: Black-press page naming 23 St. Louis aldermen and carrying headlines on Klan violence, intimidation of Black voters and displaced Black residents. - [Vossische Zeitung, Nr. 297, front page (Berlin, 25 June 1922): "Der Aufruf zum Schutz der Republik"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/vossische-zeitung-aufruf-zum-schutz-der-republik-1922/) (Weimar Republic · Jun 25, 1922 · Fear appeal, Glittering generalities) - [Victoria Daily Times, daily edition, front page (Victoria, B.C., October 31, 1922)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/victoria-daily-times-fascisti-celebrate-rome-1922/) (Canada · Oct 31, 1922 · Card stacking) - [The Duluth Herald, daily edition, front page (Duluth, Minnesota, November 1, 1922)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/duluth-herald-fascisti-leader-iron-hand-1922/) (United States · Nov 1, 1922 · Card stacking) - [The Imperial Night-Hawk, 29 August 1923, page 2: 'Poorly Restricted Immigration is One of The Greatest Perils Confronting America'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/imperial-night-hawk-immigration-1923/) (United States · Aug 29, 1923 · Scapegoating, Fear appeal, Card stacking). Content note: Klan newspaper article using demeaning language about Jews, Italians, Armenians, Greeks, Japanese, Chinese and Finns and calling for immigration bars, deportation and a ban on foreign-language newspapers. - [每日申報 Maeil Sinbo, daily, article, p. 3 (Seoul, 10 September 1923): "不良朝鮮人의暴動은如斯"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/maeil-sinbo-korean-mob-rumor-kanto-earthquake-1923/) (Korea Under Japanese Rule · Sep 10, 1923 · Scapegoating, Name-calling). Content note: Newspaper page attributing robbery, assault and arson to a collective 'bad/unruly Koreans' after the 1923 Kanto earthquake; photographs of earthquake ruins. - ["Sous le soleil équatorial" (Le Petit Journal illustré, 6 July 1924)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/petit-journal-congo-ocean-railway-1924/) (France · Jul 6, 1924 · Euphemism / doublespeak, Glittering generalities) - [Falastin / La Palestine: special English edition for Lord Balfour's visit, 'J'accuse!' (Jaffa, 25 March 1925)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/falastin-special-english-edition-balfour-visit-1925/) (Mandatory Palestine · Mar 25, 1925 · Scapegoating, Testimonial, Transfer). Content note: Newspaper page that reproduces an excerpt asserting that 'Jewish international finance' and 'pan-Judaism' seek 'world control', a conspiratorial antisemitic claim, alongside political protest against the Balfour Declaration and the Mandate. - [Krokodil No. 20 (130), May 1925: How Much Land Does a Former Man Need? (cover, Malyutin)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/krokodil-how-much-land-malyutin-1925/) (Soviet Union · May 1925 · Name-calling) - [申報 Shenbao, daily, page 5, advertisement 'Certificate of a famous man in political circles' (Shanghai, 1 June 1925)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/shenbao-baling-ji-wu-zonglian-certificate-1925/) (China · Jun 1, 1925 · Testimonial). Content note: Newspaper advertisement for a patent tonic using a named former diplomat's letter, which describes an injury and illness; no offensive content. - [申報 Shenbao, daily, page 4, advertisement 'The Spirit of a Great Man' (Shanghai, 3 June 1925)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/shenbao-baling-ji-yu-xiaqing-testimonial-1925/) (China · Jun 3, 1925 · Testimonial). Content note: Newspaper advertisement for a patent tonic using named endorsers; no offensive content (health claims are the advertiser's own and unverified). - ["Alhucemas por España" (El Telegrama del Rif, front page, 9 September 1925)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/el-telegrama-del-rif-alhucemas-por-espana-1925/) (Spain · Sep 9, 1925 · Glittering generalities) - [La Voz de la Verdad, front page (Lugo, 11 April 1926): silver jubilee of the Tarsicios](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/voz-de-la-verdad-tarsicios-lugo-1926/) (Spain · Apr 11, 1926 · Testimonial, Transfer) - [A Choldra, no. 14, cover (Lisbon, 1 May 1926): "Antes de aparecer em publico"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/a-choldra-antes-de-aparecer-em-publico-1926/) (Portuguese Republic · May 1, 1926 · Name-calling). Content note: Period humour-press cartoon in which a figure is drawn as a solid black silhouette with white eyes and lips, beside garments labelled with named politicians. - [The British Worker, No. 1, front page (London, 5 May 1926): TUC official strike news bulletin](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/british-worker-no-1-general-strike-1926/) (United Kingdom · May 5, 1926 · Bandwagon, Glittering generalities) - [The British Gazette, No. 2, 6 May 1926 (government strike newspaper)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/british-gazette-no-2-general-strike-1926/) (United Kingdom · May 6, 1926 · Fear appeal, Glittering generalities, Bandwagon) - [The Evening News (London), 7 May 1926, fourth day of the General Strike (strike-time single sheet)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/evening-news-london-4th-day-general-strike-1926/) (United Kingdom · May 7, 1926 · Card stacking) - [Rzeczpospolita, no. 130, front page (Warsaw, 13 May 1926): "Zamach stanu"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/rzeczpospolita-zamach-stanu-1926/) (Poland · May 13, 1926 · Name-calling, Transfer) - [Robotnik, no. 132 (2932), front page (Warsaw, 14 May 1926): "Dziś strajk powszechny"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/robotnik-dzis-strajk-powszechny-1926/) (Poland · May 14, 1926 · Name-calling, Card stacking) - [Het Nieuws van den Dag voor Nederlandsch-Indië, daily, front page (Batavia, 22 November 1926)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/nieuws-van-den-dag-communistisch-oproer-1926/) (Dutch East Indies · Nov 22, 1926 · Bandwagon). Content note: Colonial newspaper page reporting a civic-guard call-up after the 1926 West Java uprising; uses the terms 'oproer' and 'communistische relletjes' and carries wire items alleging Soviet funding. - [Pravda, no. 79 (3611), front page (Moscow, 8 April 1927): 'Monstrous provocation by the Zhang Zuolin bandits'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/pravda-chudovishchnaya-provokatsiya-1927/) (Soviet Union · Apr 8, 1927 · Name-calling, Testimonial). Content note: Soviet party-press front page labelling Chinese police 'bandits' and attributing a plot to Britain. - [De Tribune, daily, front page (Amsterdam, 25 April 1927): Zes maanden later, with 'Indonesië los van Holland'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/de-tribune-zes-maanden-later-1927/) (Netherlands · Apr 25, 1927 · Name-calling, Card stacking). Content note: Communist Party newspaper page quoting allegations of military reprisals against villagers and women in Bantam and West Sumatra in 1927, and calling for Indonesian independence from the Netherlands; contains partisan labels such as 'imperialistische benden' and 'afvallige'. - [l'Unità, Anno VII, N. 1, front page (January 1928): "Resistere alla seconda ondata di riduzione dei salari! SCIOPERATE!"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/l-unita-sciopero-salari-1928/) (Fascist Italy · Jan 1928 · Plain folks, Name-calling). Content note: Clandestine Communist front page whose strike slogan uses a vulgar word ('A salario di merda, lavoro di merda!'), shown as printed. - [Bezbozhnik u stanka No. 19, 1929: anti-alcohol issue, 'a modern variation on drunkenness at Cana' (cover)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/bezbozhnik-u-stanka-anti-alcohol-cana-1929/) (Soviet Union · 1929 · Name-calling). Content note: Satirical depiction of Jesus Christ as a drunkard and moonshiner among drunken, vomiting men; ridicule of a religious figure. - [Bezbozhnik u stanka No. 22, 1929: The Five-Year Plan crushes the gods (cover)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/bezbozhnik-u-stanka-five-year-plan-crushes-gods-1929/) (Soviet Union · 1929 · Name-calling). Content note: Grotesque caricatures of Jewish, Christian and Muslim religious figures crushed by a Five-Year Plan symbol; includes a stereotyped caricature of a Jewish figure. - [La Domenica del Corriere, 24 February 1929: 'Uno storico avvenimento' (signing of the Lateran Pacts)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/domenica-del-corriere-patti-lateranensi-1929/) (Fascist Italy · Feb 24, 1929 · Transfer) - [L'Unione Sarda, 24 March 1929: 'Il voto di oggi, è atto di fede' (plebiscite day front page)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/unione-sarda-plebiscito-front-page-1929/) (Fascist Italy · Mar 24, 1929 · Identity fusion, Glittering generalities) - [Bande Mataram (Lahore), commemorative page for Lala Lajpat Rai, 16 November 1929](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/bande-mataram-lahore-lajpat-rai-1929/) (British India · Nov 16, 1929 · Transfer) - [The Bombay Chronicle, front page (Bombay, 7 April 1930): "Salt laws to be broken in Bombay to-day"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/bombay-chronicle-salt-laws-broken-1930/) (British India · Apr 7, 1930 · Glittering generalities, Bandwagon, Name-calling). Content note: Newspaper page with period caste and communal terms ('Untouchable', 'Pathans') and a headline calling opponents of Gandhi 'Champions Of Foreign Rule!'; reports police firing on strikers. - [La Protesta, daily, front page (Buenos Aires, 7 September 1930): 'Llegó la hora' (The Hour Has Come)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/la-protesta-llego-la-hora-1930/) (Argentina · Sep 7, 1930 · Name-calling, Glittering generalities). Content note: Anarchist front page after the 1930 coup calling for a general strike and calling the new authority a fascist dictatorship. - [Milliyet, daily, front page (Istanbul, 13 September 1930): "Şakilerin son mukavemeti de kırılıyor"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/milliyet-sakilerin-son-mukavemeti-1930/) (Turkey · Sep 13, 1930 · Name-calling). Content note: 1930 front page that calls armed insurgents in the Ağrı (Ararat) region 'brigands', 'outlaws' and 'rebels' and reports their 'last resistance' being broken, using only the official dispatch. - [Bezbozhnik No. 19, October 1930: letter from the Mother of God (cover)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/bezbozhnik-barrel-organ-kolkhoz-1930/) (Soviet Union · Oct 1930 · Name-calling). Content note: Soviet anti-religious caricature of clergy as a barrel-organ grinder with a parrot. - [Revista da Semana, weekly, photo page 'A vanguarda dos libertadores' (Rio de Janeiro, 1 November 1930)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/revista-da-semana-vanguarda-dos-libertadores-1930/) (Brazil · Nov 1, 1930 · Glittering generalities). Content note: Photographs of 1930 revolution leaders and the provisional Junta, captioned as 'liberators'. - [La Tierra, no. 1, 16 December 1930: "El Gobierno afirma que se restablece la normalidad"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/la-tierra-berenguer-official-notes-1930/) (Spain · Dec 16, 1930 · Card stacking) - [Die Kundgebungen des Führers (Völkischer Beobachter, 25/26 February 1933)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/voelkischer-beobachter-kundgebungen-des-fuehrers-1933/) (Nazi Germany · Feb 25, 1933 · Identity fusion). Content note: Nazi Party newspaper notice listing Hitler's election rallies and radio broadcasts of February-March 1933. - [Der Stürmer, Nr. 30, July 1933: Der tote Jude](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/der-stuermer-der-tote-jude-1933/) (Nazi Germany · Jul 1933 · Scapegoating, Name-calling). Content note: Masthead and lead headline of the antisemitic weekly Der Stürmer, July 1933, with a headline that uses 'the dead Jew' and a subhead reporting a man hanging himself. - [La Vanguardia, Sunday edition, front page (Barcelona, 16 August 1936): "En el frente de Tardienta"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/la-vanguardia-tardienta-1936/) (Spain · Aug 16, 1936 · Name-calling) - [El Diario Vasco, front page (San Sebastián, 14 September 1936): "El glorioso Ejército español ... libertan San Sebastián"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/el-diario-vasco-san-sebastian-1936/) (Spain · Sep 14, 1936 · Name-calling, Glittering generalities). Content note: Nationalist-zone front page from the first day after the capture of San Sebastián, calling its opponents 'hordes of red bandits and murderers' and celebrating the arrival of the columns; shown as printed. - [El Pensamiento Navarro, front page (Pamplona, 18 September 1936): "Por Dios y por España"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/el-pensamiento-navarro-pamplona-1936/) (Spain · Sep 18, 1936 · Glittering generalities, Name-calling). Content note: Carlist front page from the Spanish Civil War calling the opposing command 'Marxist forces' and mocking a named colonel; shown as printed. - [La Vanguardia, front page (Barcelona, 6 March 1937): "Ayudemos a Madrid"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/la-vanguardia-ayudemos-a-madrid-1937/) (Spain · Mar 6, 1937 · Glittering generalities) - [La Vanguardia, front page (Barcelona, 12 March 1937): "La lucha en los frentes del Centro"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/la-vanguardia-frentes-del-centro-1937/) (Spain · Mar 12, 1937 · Card stacking) - [La Vanguardia, picture page (Barcelona, 26 May 1937): "La bárbara destrucción de Guernica"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/la-vanguardia-guernica-destruccion-1937/) (Spain · May 26, 1937 · Glittering generalities) - [La Vanguardia, front page (Barcelona, 11 July 1937): "Nuestro avance en los frentes del Centro"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/la-vanguardia-brunete-avance-1937/) (Spain · Jul 11, 1937 · Bandwagon) - [La Vanguardia, picture page (Barcelona, 13 December 1937): "La Ciudad Universitaria"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/la-vanguardia-ciudad-universitaria-1937/) (Spain · Dec 13, 1937 · Name-calling) - [Die Geissel Gottes: Polnische Juden (Der Stürmer, October 1939)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/der-stuermer-die-geissel-gottes-1939/) (Nazi Germany · Oct 1939 · Scapegoating, Name-calling, Fear appeal). Content note: Antisemitic montage of photographed Jewish men set against flames, headed 'Die Geissel Gottes' ('the scourge of God') and 'Polnische Juden', shown whole. - [中國工人 (Chinese Worker) no. 4, May Day special: contents page and Yan'an colophon](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/chinese-worker-may-day-contents-yanan-1940/) (China · May 1, 1940 · Glittering generalities) - [Il Popolo d'Italia, 11 June 1940: 'Popolo italiano corri alle armi!' (front page)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/il-popolo-d-italia-corri-alle-armi-1940/) (Fascist Italy · Jun 11, 1940 · Bandwagon, Glittering generalities) - [Axis battledores (hagoita) and 'Axis young ladies': cover of Shashin Shūhō No. 151, Japan](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/axis-hagoita-shashin-shuho-1941/) (Empire of Japan · Jan 15, 1941 · Transfer) - [Volk en Vaderland, front page (21 February 1941): "Joden - misdaad. Weerman Koot vermoord"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/volk-en-vaderland-koot-1941/) (Netherlands · Feb 21, 1941 · Scapegoating, Name-calling). Content note: Antisemitic NSB front page (1941) blaming Jews collectively for a stormtrooper's death, with a photograph of the dead man's body. - [The Daily Alaska Empire, daily edition, front page (Juneau, Alaska Territory, June 23, 1941)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/daily-alaska-empire-axis-declares-war-on-russia-1941/) (United States · Jun 23, 1941 · Card stacking) - [Stalinskoe znamya, daily edition, front page (Ryazan, June 23, 1941)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/stalinskoe-znamya-molotov-speech-1941/) (Soviet Union · Jun 23, 1941 · Glittering generalities, Card stacking) - [The Daily Alaska Empire, war extra, front page (Juneau, Alaska Territory, 7 December 1941): 'JAPS ATTACK HONOLULU AND MANILA'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/daily-alaska-empire-war-extra-1941/) (United States · Dec 7, 1941 · Name-calling). Content note: Ethnic slur ('Japs') in the front-page headline. - [The Daily Alaska Empire, daily edition, front page (Juneau, Alaska Territory, December 8, 1941)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/daily-alaska-empire-declare-war-1941/) (United States · Dec 8, 1941 · Name-calling, Card stacking). Content note: Ethnic slur ('Jap') in two front-page headlines. - [Komsomolskaya Pravda, daily edition, front page (Moscow, December 9, 1941)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/komsomolskaya-pravda-front-page-1941-12-09/) (Soviet Union · Dec 9, 1941 · Name-calling, Card stacking) - [Komsomolskaya Pravda, daily edition, page 4 article (Moscow, December 9, 1941)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/komsomolskaya-pravda-voina-na-tikhom-okeane-1941/) (Soviet Union · Dec 9, 1941 · Card stacking) - ['Toki no tatefuda' (Notice Board of the Times), Shashin Shūhō No. 200, page 2 (24 December 1941)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/toki-no-tatefuda-shashin-shuho-200-1941/) (Empire of Japan · Dec 24, 1941 · Transfer, Glittering generalities) - [Komsomolskaya Pravda, 4 July 1942: 'Master of the Ram' (Master tarana), front-page profile of pilot Aleksey Khlobystov](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/komsomolskaya-pravda-master-of-the-ram-1942/) (Soviet Union · Jul 4, 1942 · Transfer) - [Oranje-Bode, first issue, 1943: birth of Princess Margriet](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/oranje-bode-margriet-1943/) (Netherlands · 1943 · Transfer). Content note: No content note needed. - [Λευτεριά, έκτακτη έκδοση, 5 Φεβρουαρίου 1943 (Freedom, extra edition: organ of the EAM of the Young)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/lefteria-eamn-extra-edition-1943/) (Kingdom of Greece · Feb 5, 1943 · Transfer) - [Biuletyn Informacyjny No. 42 (197), 21 October 1943: 'Zapowiedź' and 'Samoobrona i odwet'](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/biuletyn-informacyjny-samoobrona-i-odwet-warsaw-1943/) (General Government · Oct 21, 1943 · Name-calling). Content note: Underground newspaper page announcing retaliatory killings and calling opponents 'bestial executioners'. - [Djawa Baroe cover no. 23, "Tari meroentoehkan Amerika dan Inggeris" (A dance to bring down America and England), 1 December 1943](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/djawa-baroe-dance-bring-down-america-uk-cover-1943/) (Empire of Japan · Dec 1, 1943 · Transfer) - [Azad Hind, English edition, front page (Syonan/Singapore, 7 November 1944)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/azad-hind-english-edition-1944/) (Provisional Government of Free India · Nov 7, 1944 · Card stacking, Glittering generalities) - [Azad Hind, English edition, front page (Syonan/Singapore, 1 February 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/azad-hind-english-edition-1945/) (Provisional Government of Free India · Feb 1, 1945 · Name-calling, Card stacking) - [Azad Hind, English edition, front page (Syonan/Singapore, 22 February 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/azad-hind-english-edition-1945-02-22/) (Provisional Government of Free India · Feb 22, 1945 · Card stacking, Name-calling) - [Azad Hind, English edition, front page (Syonan/Singapore, 23 February 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/azad-hind-english-edition-1945-02-23/) (Provisional Government of Free India · Feb 23, 1945 · Card stacking, Name-calling) - [Aruba (Maandblad), monthly, no. 1, cover (Oranjestad, March 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/aruba-maandblad-cover-1945/) (Netherlands · Mar 1945 · Glittering generalities). Content note: Wartime relief-fund appeal; no offensive content. - [Aruba (Maandblad), monthly, no. 1, foreword page (Oranjestad, March 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/aruba-maandblad-foreword-1945/) (Netherlands · Mar 1945 · Transfer). Content note: Wartime relief appeal quoting the Cain and Good Samaritan Bible passages; no offensive content. - [Nachrichten für die Truppe, No. 358, 9 April 1945](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/nachrichten-fuer-die-truppe-1945/) (United Kingdom · Apr 9, 1945 · Transfer, Card stacking) - [Azad Hind, English edition, front page (Syonan/Singapore, 16 April 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/azad-hind-english-edition-1945-04-16/) (Provisional Government of Free India · Apr 16, 1945 · Card stacking, Name-calling) - [Azad Hind, English edition, front page (Syonan/Singapore, 20 July 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/azad-hind-english-edition-1945-07-20/) (Provisional Government of Free India · Jul 20, 1945 · Card stacking, Glittering generalities) - [Atlanta Daily World, daily edition, front page (Atlanta, Georgia, August 7, 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/atlanta-daily-world-1945-08-07/) (United States · Aug 7, 1945 · Name-calling, Card stacking). Content note: 1945 U.S. newspaper front page using the ethnic slur 'Jap' in its banner headline and the bomb item. - [Azad Hind, English edition, front page (Syonan/Singapore, 7 August 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/azad-hind-english-edition-1945-08-07/) (Provisional Government of Free India · Aug 7, 1945 · Card stacking, Glittering generalities) - [The Evening Star, daily edition, front page (Washington, D.C., August 7, 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/evening-star-washington-1945-08-07/) (United States · Aug 7, 1945 · Name-calling, Card stacking). Content note: 1945 U.S. newspaper front page using the ethnic slur 'Japs' in its banner headline, with a wartime cartoon. - [Azad Hind, English edition, page 2 (Syonan/Singapore, August 8, 1945)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/azad-hind-english-page-2-1945-08-08/) (Provisional Government of Free India · Aug 8, 1945 · Card stacking, Semantic hijacking) - [Преносно-превозни вести, 7 September 1957: Ninth of September greeting to "the fighters for PEACE" (Varna factory newspaper)](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/prenosno-prevozni-vesti-9-septemvri-varna-1957/) (Bulgaria · Sep 7, 1957 · Glittering generalities, Bandwagon) - [The Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces, Volume 5 (August 1963), page 7: photographs of Chou En-lai with Ho Chi Minh and of Yeh Chien-ying with Vo Nguyen Giap](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/armed-forces-magazine-vol5-communist-embraces-1963/) (South Vietnam · Aug 1963 · Transfer) - [Vietnam Fights and Builds, No. 6 (1965), page 5: 'International Aid Day celebrated in Saigon', 22 June 1965](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/international-aid-day-saigon-vietnam-fights-and-builds-no6-1965/) (South Vietnam · 1965 · Bandwagon) - [Scînteia Tineretului, 7 March 1977: Ceaușescu's visit to earthquake-hit areas](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/scinteia-tineretului-earthquake-front-page-1977/) (Romania · Mar 7, 1977 · Glittering generalities) - [Al-Iraq newspaper, 7 January 1989: new-year illustration of Saddam Hussein with '1989' banner](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/iraq-al-iraq-new-year-1989-saddam-illustration/) (Iraq · Jan 7, 1989 · Transfer). Content note: Leader-glorifying newspaper illustration from Ba'athist Iraq. - [Scînteia, 21 December 1989: "Cuvîntarea tovarășului Nicolae Ceaușescu la posturile de radio și televiziune"](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/scinteia-ceausescu-televised-address-1989/) (Romania · Dec 21, 1989 · Transfer) - [Scînteia Poporului, Anul I Nr. 1 (23 December 1989): front page of the National Salvation Front's first daily](https://propagandaarchive.org/collection/scinteia-poporului-nr-1-fsn-1989/) (Romania · Dec 23, 1989 · Glittering generalities)