Propaganda Extravaganza

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Propaganda Extravaganza

What Forms Can Propaganda Come In?

What is trying to be said? What clues are we given? Who is the target audience?

1967- Hold high the great red banner of Mao Zedong thought

Provide Great Support to Agriculture

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