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SECTION III 

SECTION IV 

SECTION V 

SECTION VI 

SECTION VI1 

PSYCHOLOGICAL ACTLVITIES IN PEACETIME OR OUTSIDE CQMBAT AREAS - - - 17 

GENERAL COMBAT TACTICS 

AND TRAINING - - - - - 

EUROPEAN WAR, 1914-1918 

WORLD WAR 11, 1939-1945 

KOREAN WAR, 1950-1953 - 

BRAINWASHING - - - - 

ATIONS 

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- Historical and 

_111_ 

and 

and attitudes are ew York, Springer, 

1959, (BF 637 ..a4 A14) 

Abelson, Herbert . Persuasion _I__ 

:: how __L_I 

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Atkinsan, James D. The edge -of - war. Chicago, Regnery, 1960, (U 2187) 

Allport, Gordon W., and Postman, Leo. The psychol- 

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A4 5) 

Barclay, Cyril N, -__I_ The new warfare. 

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Barrett, Edward W. Truth -is - our weapon, York, 

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Princeton, Prince - 

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Byfield, Robert S. The fifth weapon; 5 guide to 

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New York, 

Cantrill, Hadley. Soviet leaders and their mastery 

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Press, 1960. (HX 312 C23) 

New Brunswick, Rutgers University 

Carroll, Wallace. Persuade or perish. Boston, 

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1 
and the American ____IDavidson, Philip G. 

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Dovring, Karin. -Road of - propaganda; v the semantics 

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Library, 1959. (HM 263 D74) 

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Dyer, Murray. The weapon -on - the 

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Fleming, Denna F. -Cold war --and - its origins. 2 

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Hummel, William C. The analysis of Eropaganda. 

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and Elizabeth B, Lee. New York, Harcourt, Brace, 

1939. (pp. 22-25) (HM 263 149) 

2 
P 

for survival New York, 

McKay, 1953, (TI63 K47) 

arold, and Wechsler, ames. Fjar 

and the United States, P 

New Haven, I___- 

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Lee, Alfred M. -- How to understand New 

York, Rinehart, 1952. (KM 263 L47) 

Lerner, Daniel, ed, Propaganda -in -war - and crisis 

New York, Stewart, 1951. (On order) 

Lin, Yu-t'aang. The secret name. New YO __I_ 

Strauss and Cudahy, 1958. (DK 268,3 

Linebarger, Paul M. A. , 2nd 

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Lippmann, Walter, Public opinion, New York, Harcourt, Brace, 1922, (HM 261 L76) 

Lumley, Frederick E. I_ The propaganda menace, New 

York, Century, 1933. (HM 263 L95) 

Martin, L. John. International propaganda; its 

legal and diplomatic control. Minneapolis, 

University of Minnesota Press, 1958. (JX 4079 

,P7 M38) 

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Munson, Gorham €3. 12 decisive battles - of - the -, mind* 

the story of propaganda durinq - the Christian 

era.. . , New York, Greystone, 1942, (HM 263 

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M96) 

3 
York, Foreign - 

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sychological Warfare e Col 

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Schramm, Wilbur L., ed. Mass 

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Schramm, Wilbur L. The process - and effects -- of mass 

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Selznick, Philip. - The organizational weapon; a 

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Society for the Psychological Study of Social ISsues. 

readings.. . . New York, Dryden, 1954. (HM 261 

S67) 

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4 

Summers, Robert E, , ed. America's weapons - of psychological warfare, New York, Wilson , 1951, 

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Whitaker, Urban G., ed. Propaganda - and international. relations. San Francisco, Chandler, 

1960. (JK 4079 37 '6557) 

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I]. S. Congress. House. Committee on UnActivities. - Qf COlIl€DUXliSt 

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Un -Arne r ic an ac t iv i t ie s . 75th Congress, 3rd Session; 78th Congress, 

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Hou s e 

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Periodical Articles 

Achard, James. Possibilities and will. Military 

Review 38:94-98, July 1958. 

Allen, George V. Propaganda: a conscious weapon 

of diplomacy. 

Bulletin 21:941-943, 19 December 1949. 

United States Department of State 

Alvarez de Vayo, Julio. Marginal war. Nation 173: 

8-9, 7 July 1951. 

Armies, arsenals and psychological war. United 

Nations World 5:4ff, February 1951. 

5 
aldwin Hanso W, Russia can be 

and 

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bomb. United States 

48, 14 January 1955. 

Barrett, Edward . Counteract defeatism by winning 

of State _I_ 

the cold war. United States 

Bulletin 24~408, 12 March 1951. 

Benton, William. Five ways to breach the iron curtain. New York Times Magazine p. 9ff, 16 March 

1958. 

Bernays? Edward L. Engineering of consent Annals 

of the American Academy of Political an 

Science 250:113-120, March 1947. -- P 

Big lie. Time 70:35, 18 November 1957, 

Brecker, Richard L. Truth as a weapon of the free 

world. Annals of the American Academy of Political - and Social Science 278:1-11, November 1951. -- 

Brief story of modern propaganda, Congressional 

Digest 27:43-44ff7 February 1948. 

Campaign of truth. - New=Republic 123:6, 17 July 

1950, 

Carleton, William G. Time for cold war offensive 

now. Vital Speeches 25:209-2%, 15 January 1959. 

Carr, Edward H. Propaganda and power. - Yale Review 

42:l-9, September 1952. 

4 

Catlin, George. Propaganda and the cold war. Yale 

Review 43: 103-1167 September 1953. 

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Cold war and cold peace. Time 60:35-36, 20 October 

1952. 

Cold war now spreading. United States INews and - 

World Report 35~15-17, ll September 1953. 

Connolly, R. D. The principles of war and 

Military Review 36:37-46, March 1957 * 

. What will the enemy tell your 

Review 37 : 38-42, September 1957. 

Cousins, Norman. Fear and propaganda. Saturday 

Review - of Literature 22:8, 4 May 1940, 

Cowherd, Raymond G. Waging the cold war; analysis 

of Russia's techniques. 

337, December 1948. 

Current History 15: 334- 

Crybaby diplomacy. New Republic 1395, 18 August 

1958. 

Diesen, Einar. Psychological preparedness. Mili - 

tary Review 34: 102-109, October 1954. 

Dreher, Carl. Showcase war. Nation 185:335-339, 

16 November 1957. 

Durieux, A. Psychological warfare. Military &- 

view 36: 79-87 February 1957. 
8, 1952. United States News - 

33:98-100, 17 October 11952. 

Fact and fiction: propagandists Goebbels, Giranx, ~ac~i~~a~. Time 34:25-26, 18 September 

1939 e 

Ferreus, pseud. 

gical struggle for the atom. 

July 1958. 

Fear against freedom, the psycholoOfficer 34:ll-l3ff, 

Fleming, Charles H. Psychwar - a neglec weapon. Marine Corps Gazette 4459, November . 

Fleming, Denna F. Diplomacy for free . Nation 

186384-386, 3 May 1958. 

. Needed: a purge of obsessions. 

188:162-167, 21 February 1959. 

For a troubled world, a week of talk and threats. 

United States News and World Report 45:42-43, 15 

August 1958. -- 

Fostering international understanding: campaign of 

truth. United States Department of State Bulle- 

- tin 23:417, 11 September 1950. 

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Fuller, John F. C. Permutations of war. Marine 

Corps Gazette 45:18-25, December 1961 . 

Gallup, George. We have been outsold. Vital Speeches 

17:141-143, 15 December 1950. 

Gerardot, pseud. Modern warfare and economy of 

force. Military Review 29:73-78, January 1950. 

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Githens, Perry. S* 

- lar 

hardon, J, King. axmonger? Nation 

November 1947 

Grant, Donald. Coughlin% new capital; Boston defeatists and the church, Nation 154:334-336, 21 

March 1942. Discussion. Commonweal 35~589-590, 

3 April 1942; 35:646, 17 April 1942. 

Hamill, Hugh H., Jr. Early psychological warfare 

in the Hidalgo revolt. Hispanic America 

torical Review 41 : 206-235 , May 1961. 

Hanighen, Frank C. What England and 

about us. Harper 179:376-385, Se 

Haraldsen, S. Psychological warfare. - R e - 

view 29:78-83, January 1950. 

Hargreaves, Reginald, The fourth arm. Military 

Review 33:73-81, September 1953. 

Hauser, Ernest 0. One astigmatic world. Saturday 

Evening Post 221:12, 14 August 1948. 

Heavy blows. Time 34:32-33, 2 October 1939. 

Hitler, Adolf. Art of propaganda; excerpts from 

"Mein Kampf ." New York Times Magazine p. 3, 22 

June 1941. -- 

Hollis, Ernest V. Antidote for propaganda: analysis that removes its mask and cloak of authenticity and respectability. School and Society 50: 

449-453, 7 October 1939. 

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Hoover, Glenn E, Anonymous propaganda. New 

w lie UO:22, 1 March 1954- 

Jackson, Charles D. Psychological warfare. Vital 

Speeches 18:71-73, 15 November 1951. 

Johnson, Gerald W. Armed in honesty. II_ New Republic 

144:15, 1s May 1961. 

Johnson, Robert L. Faith of free men. States 

Department of State Bulletin 28381 -818, 8 June 

1953. 

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Kelly, George A. Revolutionary war and psychological 

action. Military II Review 40:4-13, October 1960. 

Krock, Arthur. Why we are losing the psychological 

war. -- New York Times Magazine p. 22, 8 December 

1957 

Labin, Suzanne. Mars neurosis of the U. S. National 

Review 10:413-414, 1 July 1961. 

Laird, Charlton. Sufficient unto the day is the 

propaganda thereof. 

773, 29 June 1940. < 

School - and Society 51:769- 

LaPiere, Richard T. Psychological warfare . Vital 

Speeches 17:723-727, 15 September 1951. 

Lawrence, David. Bombs minus spirit. United States 

-- News and World Report 34:92, 16 January 1953. 

10 
- States . Mobilization to prevent wa 

News and World - * 

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e Passive retaliation? United States News and 

37:l60, 10 December 1954. 

-and - World Report.38:124, 10 June 1955. 

. The war "mess. ---- United States Ne 

World Report 33:108, 26 September 1952, 

World Report 40:160, 20 April 1 

Korld - ---- 

- Strategic diversion. - United States - News 

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- and . With whose money? - United 

Lerner, Max. Propaganda's golden age. Nation 149: 

495- 497, 522- 524, 4 November 1939; Discussion 

Nation 149:542, 564, 18 November 1939. 

- 

Lindley, Ernest K. Propaganda war for Asia. News- 

- week 46:26, 19 December 1955. 

- .Lay fingerprinting? Newsweek 50:32, 19 

August 1957. 

McClure, Robert A. Psychological strategy as a 

preventative of large war; interview. United 

States -- News -- and World Report 34:60-69, 2 January 1953. 

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McMahon, Brien. Let's tell the atom bomb story. 

- United Nations Korld - 3:l.l-12, June 1949. 

11 
Mills, Charles W. Balance of blame; U-2 flight 

and debacle at the summit. 

18 June 1960. 

Nation 190:523-531, 

Moley, Raymond. War of words. Newsweek 1%64, 19 

January 1942. 

Moore, Preston J. We must learn .a new 

kind of war. American Legion ~16-17ff, 

August 1959. 

Mowrer, -Edgar A. Braver and newer. - R e - view of - Literature 3$:22, 8 January 1955. 

Nichols, William I. Send sparks of truth: four 

ways to spread free speech in Europe. Vital 

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0 'Connor, Lfarn. Truth in propaganda. Commonweal. 

34:200-203, 20 June 1941. 

On the propaganda front. Newsweek 1421, 2 October 

1939. 

Para-military warfare; the nation's security planning. Marine Corps Gazette 35:46-48, March 1951. 

Paret, Peter. A- total weapon of limited war. Royal 

United Service Institute Journal 105:62-69, February 1960. 

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ropaganda shows Soviets afraid of NATO deterrent e 

1 /____ Air Force 8023, 12 September 

4 Propaganda: the old, battered, baleful art of persuasion. Newsweek 47:98, 30 April 1956. 

Psychological warfare and the soldier. 

Review 29~73-78, October 1949. 

Psychological warfare, Pentagon st 

Century 724, 5 January 1955. 

Pulpit as an agency for propaganda. Christian 

Century 56:1124, 20 September 1939. 

Redfield, Robert. Does America need a hearim v 

aid? 

26 September 1953. 

Saturday Review - of Literature 36:11-12Ef, 

Rubin, Bernard. Propaganda and ideological conflicts, 1917-1945: 

peacefare. Contemporary Review 200: 630-636, 

December 1961. 

the need for psychological 

Russia will do the guessing now. United States 

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News and - World Report 33:ll-14, 19 December 1952. 

Sands, Theodore. Propaganda vs diplomacy. Nation 

180:488-489, 30 May 1959; reply, A. Guerard, 

Nation 188: inside cover, 27 June 1959. 

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e cold war tide in America% 

, 6 June 1960. 

rtkur, Jx. Psychological warfare: 

8:9-12, 31 OctSchneider, John G. Why we are losing the propaganda 

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Selling democracy to the East. America 88,699, 28 

March 1953, 

Simon, Yves. 

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Simonson, Solmon. Role of mass media i 

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1952. 

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(H 35 L61) 

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Storm, Robert W. Psychological effects of mass 

casualties. Military Review 40:54-58, September 

1960. 

Stylites, Simeon. Propaganda and demonstration. 

Christian Century 68:489, 18 April 1951. 

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itical warfare e 25:: 

1961; discussion, 25:8ff2 26 October 

L961 e 

Taylor, George E, Rearming with ideas, 

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Today's war., how the reds are operating in seventytwo countries. United States News and World 

Report 45~40-47, 3 October 1958. -- 

Tornlinson, Henry M, Propaganda. Yale 

63- 74> September 1940. 

United Nations general debate: war anda. 

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War, how long? where next? United States - News 

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We aren't the only ones who are buying time! 

Saturday Evening _I_c Post 22:10ff, 4 August 195 

Weaver, John 0. Stock number 56-C 13065-H. Quartermaster Review 32:45-46ff, January-February 1953. 

Wederneyer, Albert C. Preserving our heritage of 

freedom; address, January 10, 1952, Vital 

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White, Ralph K. New resistance to international 

propaganda. Public Opinion Quarterly 16: 539- 

551, Winter 1952. 

Whitton, John B, Propaganda in cold wars. Public 

Opinion Quarterly 15: 142-144, Spring 1951 . 

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udes and inruary 1953. 

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Young, James W. Do we need a college of propaganda? 

Saturday Review 44:85, 11 February 1961. Q 

Zaehringer, Alfred J. U. S. lags in using stamps 

t~ propagandize astronautics work. 

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m Activities in P.eace- Section ____.__II_____ 

e Combat Areas 

Erwin, William XI. B. P Air 3 realities and the cold war. Maxwell Air Force Base, 

Ais War College, Air University, 1956, (U. % 

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the Kremlin. Fellers, Bonner. _I__ 

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Santa Bagara , Technical 

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Periodical Articles 

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Armstrong, Orland KO Crusade of truth and freedom. 

Vital Speeches 18:381-382, 1 April 1952. 

Avedon, Herbert. The heart of the matter. Military 

Review 34: 59-62, January 1955 , 

Baldwin, Hanson W. War or peace: some basic issues. 

-- New York Times Magazine p. 9ff, 18 April 1954. 

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e FJ., with Qr1an 

the cold war in Russia, 

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Reader's 

Burke, John T. Mind against nukes. Arm1 10:52-55, 

December 1959 , 

Chin, Rockwood, War of ideas. Commonweal 54:495- 

497, 31 August 1951. 

Dupuy, Ernest. Cold war counterattack, Army Navy 

- Air Force 82:16ff, 4 November 

Granbery, John. Right to propagandize; reply to 

"Driving the propaganda engine. 11 

Century 57:1453, 20 November 194 

Have we any friends? Fortune 43:116-12 

ary 1951. 

Kintner, William R. Insidious campaign to silence - 

anti-Communists. Reader's Digest 80:84-88, May 

1962. 

Let there be news; for export only. - Time 51:13, 

12 January 1948. 

McConaughy, John B. A review of Soviet Psvcholo- *.I 

gical warfare, 

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Military Review 40:3-13, DecemMeasures to combat false reports favored. United 

Nations Bulletin 3:639-641, 11 November 1947; 

3714, 25 November 1947. 

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Mr. Luce's cold war. Nation 19192, 9 July 1960. 

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Padover, Saul K. Psychological warfare a 

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Political and security decisions of the General 

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United Nations Bulle - 

Return from violence. Christian 567- 

568, 12 May 1943, 

Sargeant, Howland H. 

of purpose and action, 

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Key to a free 

United States 

Sarnoff, David. Our national security; address, 

January 26, 1956. Vital Speeches 22:290-294, 

1 March 1956. 

Sherlock Stokes: 34 persons already indicted for 

sedition. Time 41:69, 1.1 January 1943. 

Unanimous agreement on warmongering. United Nations 

Bulletin 3:579-585, 4 November 1947; 3:618, 11 

November 1947 , 

Voj inovich, Aleksandar . Man and morale. (Digested 

from "Vojno Delo" (Yugoslavia) issue 4-5, 1958) 

Military Review 39:87-93, May 1959. 

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I Combat Tactics ~ 

and 

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Air Force training program in psychological warfare. Headquarters , Air Resupply and Communication Service, - Air University - R e - 1_11 view 5:94-96, Winter, 1951, 1952. 

Cassell, Russell N. Psychological warfare. plili- - 

tary Review 33: 58-62, November 2953 e 

Dean, Vera M. Strategy for a war of s, Nation 

171:185-187, 26 August 1950. 

Enlisted Psywar class. Army, Navy, Air Force - Jour- 

- nal 90:306, 8 November 1952. 

Friedrich, Carl J. Poison in our system; battle 

of and for the mind of America. 

661-672, June 1941. 

Atlantic 167: 

Hall, Donald F. Psychological warfare training. 

Army Information Digest 6:40-46, January 1951. 

Henderson, Benedict A. Communist indoctrination 

methods. Military Review 3h2J-38, November 

1955. 

Jones, Edgar L. Fighting with words; psychological warfare in the Pacific. 

51, August 1945. 

Atlantic 176:47- 

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The Psy War Center 

Air Force Journal. 90:249ff, 

1952 e 

Kirchway, Freda. How to invade Europe; revolution 

as a weapon against Hitler, Nation 152:625-627, 

31 May 1941. 

Linebarger, Paul M. A. Struggle 

Asia. Annals of the American 

___. nd Social Science 278:32-37, _Ifor the mind of 

of Political 

McClure, Robert A. Psychological warfare, Army 

Navy Air Force Journal 88:517, 13 Ja 

Manchester, M. H, The case for a free cademy . Officer 35:12-13f€, September 1959. 

Marshall, Samuel L. A. Stress and recovery, Army 

8:22-23, September 1957. 

Psywar mobile 

90:313, 15 

unit. Army Navy Air Force Journal 

November 1952. 

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Remember the Mactan! unfounded atrocity stories. 

Christian Century 59:239-240, 25 February 1942 , 

Sams, Kenneth. Allied air 

level raids. Air Force 

1956. 

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Schoyer, Preston. Science 

might shown in mass low - 

Times 17:52, 8 September 

fiction and germ warfare. 

Reporter 8:15-16, 31 October 1953. 

Sharp, Erwin A. On the psychological front, - All 

Hands 517:14-17, February 1960. 

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e The psycho-social instrument of national 

policy. P Air Power Historian 8907-219, October 

1. 

Story, Dale e Amy psychological warfare training. 

15:595, Fall 1951. 

Straubel, James H, The gap in our strategy; how 

airpower can fight the psychological war. Air 

Force 35:22-25ff , February 1952 

Strausz-Hupe", Robert. Soviet psycho1 s trategy. E. 2. Naval Institute 7222- 

28, June 1961. 

Thompson, Lewis S. Psychological impact of air 

power, 

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Annals -of - the American Academy -_I_ of Poli22 
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Grattan, Clinton K. we . New York, Vanguard, 1929. (D 511 GF) 

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L34) P 

Ponsonby, Arthur P. Falsehood i 

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the nations 

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Read, James M. Atrocity propaganda, -1919, New 

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R20) 

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the enemies 

ein; book two 

York, Bobbs-Merri1lP 

_I__ 

942. (D 810 .P7 G3B) 

Lerner, Daniel. Sykewar; warfare 

against Germany, D-Day __. to VE-Daya. New York, 

Stewart, 1949. (D 810 L61) 

Margolin, Leo J. Paper bullets, a brief - Of 

psychological warfare in World-War ____._3_. 11. 

York, Froben, 1946. (% 275 M32) 

Padover, Saul K. Experiment in Germany; 

-of - an American intelligence officer. 

Duell, Sloan, and Pearce, 1946. (D 81 

Sayers, Michael. Sabotage: the secret war against 

America. New York, Harper, 1942. (D 753.3 S27) 

U. S. Strategic Bombing Survey. The effects - of 

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Washington, Morale Division, 1947. (D 785 S89 

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. The - effects of strategic bombing on Japanese morale. Washington, Morale Division, 1947. 

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Periodical Articles 

Allied propaganda to occupied Europe. 

4 4 - 46, 8 July 1944. 

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Nation 159: 
Battle of abble, Time 39~30, 1 

Becker, Howard I) 

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Nature and consequences of black 

propaganda. American 

14:221-235, April 1949, 

Burger, W. He Episode on the western 

of a psychological unit. New York 

zinc p. 5ff, 26 November 1944. 

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Review 

front; story 

Times MagaDamnedest crime; high official charges labor with 

aid and comfort to enemy. 

January 1944. 

Newsweek 23~56, 10 

Donovan strategy; counterpropaganda, 

21, I7 November 1941. 

Fuchs, - Martin. Strategy of persuasion tho1 ic World 155: 532-538, August 1942. 

Gask, Roland C. Japs do surrender; psychological 

warfare somewhere in the China-Burma-India theater. Newsweek 24:31-33, 30 October 1944. 

German Wehrmacht propaganda in World War 11. Mili- - 

tary Review 30: 103-109, March 1951. 

Gillis, James M., ed. Propaganda: latest style. 

Catholic World 153:641-652, September 1941. 

Huerta, Antonio. How to help France. Nation 155: 

263-265, 26 September 1942. 

Kantorowicz, Alfred. ON1 in Germany. - New Republic 

P12:673-674, 14 May 1945. 

Lederman, Minna. France's turncoat artists p Na- 

- tion 155:169-171, 29 August 1942. 

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MacLeish, Archibald. Psychologicaf front; beware 

of peace offensive. Vital 8:424-427, 1 

May 1942. 

Words are not enough. Nation 15 

13 March 1943. 

Menefee, Selden C. Propaganda wi es; our 

psychological campaign in the 

Nation 158:184-186, 12 February 

anean . 

Miller, Clyde R. Foreign efforts to i 

unity. Annals -of - the American Academy of Political - and Social Science 223:173-181, September 

1942 

Miller, W. Moscrip. Talking them out of it; psychological warfare. Collier's 114:23ff, 19 

August 1944. 

Moley, Raymond. Propaganda war. Newsweek 23:104, 

26 June 1944. 

Munson, Gorham. That quart of milk thunderbolt; 

potential abundance for all. 

59:1623-1624, 30 December 1942. 

Christian Century 

Neglected weapons a Commonweal 36:411, 21 August 

1942. 

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proach to Germany. Public 6: 

335-350, September 1942, 

Bringle, Henry F. Baloney barrage pays off; psychological warfare section's paper offensive. 

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