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" British Government Home Front Posters of the Second World War: The Fourth Armament?"

Dissertation submitted in partial fulfilment of the finals requirements of the BA Combined Honours in History with subsidiary Education Studies

MAY 1997: KING ALFRED'S COLLEGE, WINCHESTER

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• Synopsis
• Acknowledgements
• List of Pictorial Illustrations
• Introduction
• 'Poster', 'Propaganda' - What do they mean?
• The Administrative Context: The Ministry of Information and Social Surveys
• The First Posters
• International Relations
• The Direct Appeal
• Images for, and of, Women
• Conclusion
• Bibliography and Sources

If you wish to cite from my thesis, please use the citing instructions at the bottom of each page:

Lewis, R.M., 'Undergradute Thesis: The planning, design and reception of British home front propaganda posters of the Second World War' <http://www.ww2poster.co.uk/research_project/ugrad/index.htm>, written April 1997, accessed Enter Date Here