World War I propaganda

World War I propaganda was a strategic effort by governments to influence public opinion and bolster support for the war. It used posters, films, speeches, and newspapers to promote national pride, demonize the enemy, encourage enlistment, and promote wartime sacrifices like rationing. The messaging often featured patriotic imagery and emotional appeals, aiming to unify the population and maintain morale. By shaping perceptions, propaganda played a crucial role in mobilizing resources, justifying actions, and maintaining public support throughout the conflict.