Public Sentiments and Propaganda in WWI

This chapter explores the divided sentiments of the American public towards World War One, emphasizing the contrast between elite opinions and those of the German-American community. It highlights the strategic use of British propaganda, including the cutting of undersea communication cables, to manipulate public perception and creates misconceptions about German actions during the war. The discussion further critiques the geopolitical complexities of the conflict, focusing on the evolving dynamics of warfare and the influence of media on public consciousness.