Memorial Day originally was known as “Decoration Day.” This day was set aside after the Civil War to decorate the graves of ...

What the public thought about the war really mattered. The government needed to recruit lots of soldiers and wanted people to support them. Posters ... facts about World War One.

tracing its roots to propaganda shared by the British government during World War II. According to Stolarczyk, the United Kingdom’s Ministry of Information popularized the carrot myth as part of ...

But one constant remains: the ubiquitous propaganda art of the ruling Communist Party. At 82, artist Tran Duy Truc has seen almost all of it. During the war, he painted posters to rally the troops ...

What the public thought about the war really mattered. The government needed to recruit lots of soldiers and wanted people to support them. Posters were ... to travel there. One journalist ...