For Home and Country: World War I Propaganda on the Home Front (Studies in War, Society, and the Military)
For Home and Country explores World War I propaganda on the home front, detailing how it shaped civilian support and societal responses. Part of the Studies in War, Society, and the Military series by Celia M. Kingsbury, it offers a scholarly look at wartime messaging's role in fostering unity and morale among non-combatants.
About This Book
For Home and Country examines World War I propaganda efforts directed at civilians on the home front. It highlights how governments used media to mobilize support and maintain morale during wartime.
The book is part of the Studies in War, Society, and the Military series, offering insights into the intersection of conflict and domestic life. Author Celia M. Kingsbury provides a focused analysis of propaganda's societal impact.
Through historical examination, it reveals the strategies employed to foster patriotism and unity among the population not directly engaged in combat.
This work contributes to understanding the broader dynamics of war and its effects on everyday citizens.
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