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Definition
one-sided information that is purposefully spread to influence opinions — often misleading information of a political nature
- A famous Olympian, criticizing America, would be a priceless propaganda tool.p. 191.3
propaganda = things said to influence opinion in particular way
- Someone pointed out a ghoulish man and said it was Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's minister of propaganda.p. 37.0
- Postman Calls was a propaganda show, performed in English and broadcast to Allied troops to demoralize them.p. 186.8
- The broadcasters were POWs known as "propaganda prisoners," usually working under threat of execution or beating.p. 186.9
- Wary of being made into a propaganda prisoner, Louie wouldn't commit.p. 186.9
- A colleague was listening to Japanese broadcasts and typing them up for review by propaganda analysts.p. 187.4
- They introduced him to three propaganda prisoners.p. 191.2
- The entire thing had been staged for propaganda.p. 194.8
propaganda = one-sided information that is purposefully spread to influence opinions
There are no more uses of "propaganda" in Unbroken - adapted for young adults.
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