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Inter-Allied Propaganda Commission

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history of World War I

  • Alfred Thayer Mahan
    In 20th-century international relations: The weapon of morale

    …into the hands of an Inter-Allied Propaganda Commission in 1918. The Allies also, especially after 1917, identified themselves with such universal principles as democracy and national self-determination, while the German war effort had only a narrow national appeal. The most important target of propaganda was the United States. In the…

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