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CONTENTS

Acknowledgmentsvii
PART ONE: DEFINITION AND HISTORY
CHAPTER 1:Historic Examples of Psychological Warfare[1]
CHAPTER 2:The Function of Psychological Warfare[25]
CHAPTER 3:Definition of Psychological Warfare[37]
CHAPTER 4:The Limitations of Psychological Warfare[48]
CHAPTER 5:Psychological Warfare In World War I[62]
CHAPTER 6:Psychological Warfare In World War II[77]
PART TWO: ANALYSIS, INTELLIGENCE, AND ESTIMATE OF THE SITUATION
CHAPTER 7:Propaganda Analysis[110]
CHAPTER 8:Propaganda Intelligence[132]
CHAPTER 9:Estimate of the Situation[150]
PART THREE: PLANNING AND OPERATIONS
CHAPTER 10:Organization for Psychological Warfare[168]
CHAPTER 11:Plans and Planning[194]
CHAPTER 12:Operations for Civilians[203]
CHAPTER 13:Operations Against Troops[211]
PART FOUR: PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE AFTER WORLD WAR II
CHAPTER 14:The "Cold War" and Seven Small Wars[244]
CHAPTER 15:Strategic International Information Operations[268]
CHAPTER 16:Research, Development and the Future[283]
APPENDIX:Military PsyWar Operations, 1950-53[301]
Index[309]

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

1:A Basic Form of Propaganda[2]
2:Nazi Troop Morale Leaflet[4]
3:One of the Outstanding Leaflets of the War[5]
4:The Pass Which Brought them in[6]
5:Revolutionary Propaganda[9]
6:Propaganda for Illiterates[10-11]
7:Propaganda Through News[13]
8:One of the Mongol Secret Weapons[14]
9:Black Propaganda from the British Underground, 1690[18-19]
10:Secret American Propaganda Subverting the Redcoats[20]
11:Desertion Leaflet from Bunker Hill[21]
12:Money as a Carrier of Propaganda[22-23]
13:Surrender Leaflet from the AEF[70]
14:Radio Program Leaflet, Anzio, 1944[82]
15:Radio Leaflet Surrender Form, Anzio, 1944[83]
16:Invitation to Treason[84]
17:Anti-Radio Leaflet[86]
18:Anti-Exhibit Leaflet[96]
19:Propaganda Against Propaganda[100]
20:Re-Use of Enemy Propaganda[102]
21:Mockery of Enemy Propaganda Slogans[118]
22:Mockery of Enemy Propaganda Technique[119]
23:Direct Reply Leaflet[120]
24:Black Use of Enemy Subversive Materials[121]
25:Black Use of Enemy Information Materials[122]-[123]
26:Religious Black[124]
27:Malingerer's Black[125]
28:Nostalgic Black[133]
29:Nostalgic White, Misfire[134]
30:Nostalgic White[135]
31:Oestrous Black[137]
32:Oestrous Grey[138]
33:Oestrous Grey, Continued[139]
34:Obscene Black[141]
35:Informational Sheet[142]
36:Counterpropaganda Instructions[144]
37:Defensive Counterpropaganda[146]
38:Black "Counterpropaganda"[148]
39:Leaflet Production: Military Presses[169]
40:Leaflet Production: Rolling[169]
41:Leaflet Distribution: Attaching Fuzes[170]
42:Leaflet Distribution: Packing the Boxes[171]
43:Leaflet Distribution: Loading the Boxes[172]
44:Leaflet Distribution: Bombs at the Airfield[172]
45:Leaflet Distribution: Loading the Bombs[173]
46:Leaflet Distribution: The Final Result[174]
47:Consolidation Propaganda: The Movie Van[175]
48:Consolidation Propaganda: Posters[176]
49:Consolidation Propaganda: Photo Exhibit[176]
50:Consolidation Propaganda: Door Gods[188]
51:Basic Types: Start of War[198]
52:Basic Types: Troop Morale[212]
53:Paired Morale Leaflets[213]
54:Troop Morale Leaflet, Grey[214]
55:Chinese Communist Civilian Morale Leaflet[215]
56:General Morale: Matched Themes[215]
57:The Unlucky Japanese Sad Sack[216-217]
58:Civilian Personal Mail[218-219]
59:Basic Types: Newspapers[220]
60:Basic Types: Spot-News Leaflets[221]
61:Basic Types: Civilian Action[222]
62:Basic Types: Labor Recruitment[224]
63:Action Type: Air-Rescue Facilities[231]
64:Pre-Action News[232]
65:Direct Commands to Enemy Forces[233]
66:Basic Types: Contingency Commands[234]
67:Tactical Surrender Leaflets[235]
68:Basic Types: Surrender Leaflet[236]
69:Improved Surrender Leaflet[239]
70:End of War[241]
71:Official Chinese Letter[250]
72:Intimidation Pattern[256]
73:Communist Wall Propaganda[258]
74:Divisive Propaganda, Korean Model[266]
75:UN Propaganda[302]
76:Korean Leaflet Bomb, Early Model[303]
77:UN Themes[305]
78:Home-front Morale[306]
79:The Famous Airplane Surrender Leaflet[308]
ChartI[92]
ChartII[95]
ChartIII[112]
ChartIV[130]
ChartV[180]
ChartVI[181]
ChartVII[183]
ChartVIII[185]
ChartIX[190]
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PART ONE
DEFINITION AND HISTORY