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• Office of War Information
  Early in the [[Second World War]], the U.S. '''Office of War Information''' was created as the [[Information_operations#white propaganda|overt infor | title = Executive Order 9182 Establishing the Office of War Information.
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• Office of War Information/Definition
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• Office of War Information/Related Articles
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• Office of War Information
  Early in the [[Second World War]], the U.S. '''Office of War Information''' was created as the [[Information_operations#white propaganda|overt infor | title = Executive Order 9182 Establishing the Office of War Information.
  2 KB (253 words) - 00:04, 16 March 2009
• Office of Strategic Services/Related Articles
  {{r|Office of War Information||**}
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• U.S. Information Agency
  ...lic diplomacy]] organization of the United States. It succeeded the WWII [[Office of War Information]]. For not entirely clear bureaucratic reasons, its foreign offices were d
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• U.S. Information Agency/Related Articles
  {{r|Office of War Information}}
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• Voice of America
  ...e position of the United States. It began operations in 1942, under the [[Office of War Information]].
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• Information operations/Related Articles
  {{r|Office of War Information}}
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• Covert action
  ...d World War]], the [[Office of Strategic Services]] was spawned from the [[Office of War Information]]. [[United States Army Special Forces]] were created by the Psychological
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• Information operations
  ...OSS held the responsibility for "gray" and "black" propaganda, while the [[Office of War Information]] produced "white propaganda". [[United States Army Special Forces]] were c
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• Ellis Zacharias
  ...pared the scripts, and recorded the broadcasts using the facilities of the Office of War Information and the Department of the Interior in Washington, D.C. The recordings were Thereafter, top officials in the Office of War Information observed that "these messages produced much positive reaction in the genera
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• Surrender of Japan
  ...s Zacharias]] and associates in the Office of Naval Intelligence and the [[Office of War Information]] [[Office of War Information]] personnel observed that "these messages produced much positive reaction i
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• Clandestine human-source intelligence and covert action
  ...senhower]], and enjoyed his confidence. SHAEF PWD's staff came from the US Office of War Information (OWI), the US OSS, and the British PWE.
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• New Deal Coalition
  ...happening to the Japanese on the West Coast. During the war the federal [[Office of War Information]] sponsored numerous polls to monitor possible disloyalty or slackerism. NO
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• Indochina and the Second World War
  ...ancisco to make Vietnamese language broadcasts of material from the U.S. [[Office of War Information]], the U.S. [[information operations#psychological warfare|official or "whi
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