Sentence examples for governmental propaganda from inspiring English sources

In 1937, dictator Benito Mussolini founded the MinCulPop – the ministry for popular culture – a governmental propaganda office, with the clear purpose of controlling media and spreading the government's official version of facts.

During the sedentarisation propaganda in 2009 in Zeku County, the governmental representatives praised the advantages of a cheap house but did not explain the further conditions of the policy.

During World War II, posters were used once again as a major form of political propaganda, although they then functioned alongside radio broadcasts and propaganda films in governmental war efforts.

From these positions he obstructed liberal local governmental (zemstvo) activity, harshly pursued Russification policies, particularly against the Armenians and the Finns, and encouraged anti-Semitic propaganda that led to a violent pogrom (April 1903) at Kishinev, now in Moldova.

However, official Governmental sources have denounced bands that sing in the style of Russian Chanson, with Vladimir Ustinov, the former prosecutor general, calling it "propaganda of the criminal subculture".

Propaganda, perhaps.

Propaganda battles propaganda.

"We're battling propaganda with propaganda".

It was all "propaganda".

This was Brotherhood propaganda.

Elaborately produced propaganda?