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* Report on censorship of the post, published in October 1917
(PRO ref: ZPER 34/151 		*
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PRO ref: ZPER 34/151; censorship of the post, October 1917
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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 exactly is being shown in this report?
Practice questions

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* What were the censors looking for and what methods did they use to find it? *
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* Why do you think the government approved of the newspaper showing this form of censorship? *
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* Does the report suggest that the censorship was thorough? *
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* Do you get the impression that the newspaper approved of the censorship? *
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* Is this article a piece of propaganda? *
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