Propaganda and Censorship in the US Mass Media during World War I: from Neutrality to Patriotism

The article is dedicated to evolution of propaganda campaigns organized in the United States during World War I by the warring powers, namely, Great Britain and Germany, as well as to American government censorship and propaganda policies during military campaign on the side of the Allied Forces.

World War I, American censorship, American propaganda, German propaganda, English propaganda, American public opinion, President W. Wilson, pro-British sympathies, pro-German sympathies, “Wellington House”, German Information Service, the Creel Committee