Careless Talk: Tensions within British Domestic Propaganda during the Second World War

Jo Fox

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ome of the most enduring propaganda images and slogans of the Second World War emerged from the so-called careless talk campaigns in Britain.I. ncs'.A Caw titudýý Examining the Ohtratron otý lnti)rmation in Rritlsh I)omestic Posters ofthe Second World «'ar, " New Rrricrl" ot* Irltorionatinrl and Library Researchi.2001 ?: 129-5,6, and Rex "Careless Talk ('osts l. r\cs: The (; mcrnnicnt', lnti)rmation ticcuritý Campaign on the Hont Front, " I: r'rrvonr :s Mir I ti(2OO; ): 44-49, otter a brief discussion oil the poster art but do not go bcý-ond this.

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