Censorship and Propaganda in World War I

EBERHARD DEMM is a retired professor of German Civilization at the University Lyon III. He also taught at the Universities of Alberta at Edmonton, Amsterdam, Paris X and Paris XII, and, as a visiting professor, at Heidelberg, Berlin (Humboldt and Freie Universität) and Riga. He has published widely on the First World War, Wilhelmine Germany and Alfred Weber.

Introduction
1. Censorship
2. Propaganda - Aims and Organisation
3. What Were the Principal Arguments of Propaganda?
4. How did the Techniques and the Distribution of Propaganda Function?
5. How Were Entertainment and the Visual Arts Transformed by Propaganda
6. Which Groups Were Especially Targeted and How Did They React?
7. Selected Propagandists
8. Anti-War Propaganda
9. How Successful Were Censorship and Propaganda?
10. Still Going On: The Legacy of War Censorship and Propaganda
11. Iconography of Censorship and Propaganda
12. Organograms of Censorship and Propaganda
Appendix
Index