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In 1914, the British army was made up of professionals as well as volunteers, causing the government to rely heavily on propaganda as a tool to justify war to the public eye.[1] This propaganda was used to promote recruitment into the armed forces as well as to convince civilians that if they joined, their sacrifices would be rewarded.[

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To ensure that everybody thought in the way the government wanted, all forms of information were controlled. Newspapers were expected to print what the government wanted the reader to read

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John Madison - Artwork for Sale - Grosse Pointe Park, MI - United States (Page #2 of 17)

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Artwork for sale by John Madison. I must enter a biography later. (Page #2 of 17)

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Atrocity propaganda was a form of advertising used during World War I which focused on and embellished the most violent acts committed by the German and Austro-Hungarian armies.[5]

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By the time that World War I came around, the United States was a leader in the recently discovered art of movie making and the new profession of commercial advertising.[2]

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When the first world war came to Europe in 1914, the world was changing into one we know today. The consumption of goods was promoted less on rational and necessity grounds and rather on emotional and wants. These extended into the war with war propaganda being used to promote goods. That was especially prevalent in Britain.