IX. Reading List
Books listed here are likely to be procurable at the larger
municipal and college libraries. The bibliographies listed below provide
a guide to further reading; a very large body of writing exists on the
subject. Most of the books on World War II propaganda remain yet to be
written.
Stewart ALSOP and Thomas BRADEN, Sub Rosa: The O.S.S: and American
Espionage, New York, 1946.
Heber BLANKENHORN, Adventures in Propaganda, Boston, 1919.
[E. G. BORING, editor], Psychology for the Fighting Man, Washington, 1943.
George C. BRUNTZ, Propaganda and the Collapse of the German Empire in
1918, Stanford, 1938.
Philip DAVIDSON, Propaganda and the American Revolution, Chapel Hill,
1941.
Leonard DOOB, Propaganda, Its Psychology and Technique, New York, 1935.
Adolf HITLER, Mein Kampf, various editions; Chapter VI, "War Propaganda”
Harold LASSWELL, Propaganda Technique in the World War, New York,
1938.
Harold LASSWELL, Ralph D. CASEY, and Bruce Lannes SMITH, Propaganda
and Promotional Activities: An Annotated Bibliography, Minneapolis,
1935, and its sequel, Propaganda, Communication, and Public Opinion,
A Comprehensive Reference Guide, Princeton, 1946.
Vladimir Ilyitch LENIN, The Teachings of Karl Marx (various editions).
Paul M. A. LINEBARGER, Psychological Warfare, A Practical Textbook
(in preparation).
Leo J. MARGOLIN, Paper Bullets, A Brief Story of Psychological Warfare
in World War II. New York, 1946.
Karl MARX and Friedrich ENGELS, The Communist Manifesto (various
editions).
George Fort MILTON, Abraham Lincoln and the Fifth Column, Washington,
1943.
Edmond TAYLOR, The Strategy of Terror, New York, 1941.
J. P. WARBURG, Unwritten Treaty, New York, 1946.
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