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Propaganda affected the war by influencing young children to join the army like their fathers and uncles, it also inspired men who rarely went away from their homes and villages because they wanted to see more further away areas. This also affected the women in some of the posters that were around by forcing the men to join the army and then the women would stay at home providing the soldiors in the war with food by growing crops and preparing food. This helped in the war effort and that is how propaganda affected the war.

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During WWII propaganda was a major weapon. Hitler used propaganda to remind Germany about foreign enemies and also used it to blame the Jews for Germany's struggles. There was also a lot of Pro-Germany advertisements to build up Nationalism. In America there were a lot of ads made to scare people that the war would come to America, anti-communist posters, and pro-military ads. Here are some posters to give you an idea about what was going on in America...

http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/d-day-invasion-20.jpg

http://poster-posters.com/pics/ww2/propaganda/here.jpg

http://www.digitaljournal.com/img/4/3/4/4/i/4/0/7/o/agvic.jpg

http://www.yankeepotroast.org/images/labordaytogetherwewin.jpg

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It influenced people to join the war, or become a nurse or something.

It is basically influencing people to help out with the war in any way possible

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i don't know that's why i ask you

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