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Propaganda is information used to influence people and promote a cause or point of view, often through one-sided or partially false messages repeated frequently. While propaganda can be used for manipulative purposes like by Nazi Germany and North Korea, it is not inherently bad and depends on the goals and methods being used.

PROPAGANDA
An English lesson by Morgan Olsen

What is propaganda?

 Influential
 One-sided
 Partly false, partly true
 Repetition
 Ideological or commercial “warfare”

 Negative connotation
 Manipulative

Is propaganda bad?

 Nazi propaganda
 Communistic propaganda
 North Korea

Propaganda posters
Propaganda from Nazi Germany and North Korea

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Fo a propaganda

1. PROPAGANDA An English lesson by Morgan Olsen

2. What is propaganda?  Influential  One-sided  Partly false, partly true  Repetition  Ideological or commercial “warfare”  Negative connotation  Manipulative

3. Is propaganda bad?  Nazi propaganda  Communistic propaganda  North Korea

4. Propaganda posters Propaganda from Nazi Germany and North Korea

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