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War Propaganda 1914-18: Government, Policy and Propaganda
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* Extract from a government report on censorship, October 1915
(PRO ref: CAB 37/136/34) 		*
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* PRO ref: CAB 37/136/34; extract from report on censorship, October 1915 *
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Look carefully at this source and consider what it tells you about the aims, methods or effectiveness of government propaganda. You should consider:
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* What was the government's main aim with censorship? *
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* What problems with censorship were revealed in section 1? *
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* What problems did the government have in controlling newspapers? *
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* Why was it difficult to punish proprietors of newspapers? *
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