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  • Category: Propaganda & Public Information

    The information war

  • RAF Bombers Deliver Dutch News

    Posted by RAF Pathfinders Archive on December 31, 2020July 10, 2022

    Bomber aircraft did not just drop bombs, they also dropped counter-propaganda such as the miniature Dutch newspaper De Wervelwind. Its main purpose was to sustain Dutch morale, but it was also a reminder to the …

    Occupied Countries, Propaganda & Public Information

  • Der Feind, The Fiend

    Posted by RAF Pathfinders Archive on December 30, 2020December 31, 2020

    This public information poster was printed in Berlin in 1940. The designer was Sander-Herwig. (Information from The Wolfsonian Digital Catalog, Accession number: XX1990.2765) Note the RAF roundel on the wing of the aircraft, and the …

    Germany, Propaganda & Public Information
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