What were some of the common newspaper names in World War 2?

Answer 1

It depended on the editorial content and policy, before the Lusitania sinking ( By submarine, not accident) the general mood was isolationist- as none of the European powers had directly attacked Americans or American interests. Each paper had its own take on this.. Hawks and doves.

Answer 2

That is actually a very sensible question: World War 1 was NOT called World War 1 in the newspapers of the 1910s because nobody thought there would ever be another world war. It was called either "The World War" or "The Great War." But when the next world war broke out, because there had already been one, the newspapers of the late 1930s and early 1940s did in fact refer to "The Second World War" and also to "World War II."

Answer 3

Some common newspaper names during World War 2 included The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Times (UK), and Le Monde (France). These newspapers provided coverage and updates on the war, both nationally and internationally.

Answer 4

daily mail or the new york times