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by Paul M. a. Linebarger (Author)
2022 Reprint of the 1954 edition. Exact facsimile of the original edition and not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. This illustrated history of the use of psychological warfare during World War II defines Psychological warfare as "the use of propaganda against an enemy, together with such other operational measures of a military, economic, or political nature as may be required to supplement propaganda." The propaganda used in this type of warfare is military propaganda. It "consists of the planned use of any form of communication designed to affect the minds and emotions of a given enemy, neutral or friendly foreign group for a specific strategic or tactical purpose." This profusely illustrated treatment on Psychological Warfare remains a valuable history of this important dimension of modern warfare.
TABLE OF CONTENTS; LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS; LIST OF CHARTS; PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; PART ONE-DEFINITION AND HISTORY; CHAPTER 1-Historic Examples of Psychological Warfare; CHAPTER 2-The Function of Psychological Warfare; CHAPTER 3-Definition of Psychological Warfare; CHAPTER 4-The Limitations of Psychological Warfare; CHAPTER 5-Psychological Warfare in World War I; CHAPTER 6-Psychological Warfare in World War II; PART TWO-ANALYSIS, INTELLIGENCE, AND ESTIMATE OF THE SITUATION; CHAPTER 7-Propaganda Analysis; CHAPTER 8-Propaganda Intelligence.; CHAPTER 9-Estimate of the Situation. PART THREE-PLANNING AND OPERATIONS; CHAPTER 10-Organization for Psychological Warfare; CHAPTER 11-Plans and Planning; CHAPTER 12-Operations for Civilians; CHAPTER 13-Operations Against Troops; PART FOUR-PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE AFTER WORLD WAR II; CHAPTER 14-The "Cold War" and Seven Small Wars; CHAPTER 15-Strategic International Information Operations; CHAPTER 16-Research, Development, and the Future; APPENDIX-Military PsyWar Operations, 1950-53.
