Sentence examples for make a propaganda from inspiring English sources

So I decided to make a propaganda movie, following to the letter Kim Jong-il's rather counter-cultural techniques, to stop the gas line".

Gerron was forced to make a propaganda film about the notorious "model" concentration camp, Theresienstadt, and was himself eventually killed in Auschwitz.

PRISONER OF PARADISE -- In 1944, the Nazis decided to make a propaganda film about Theresienstadt, painting it as a utopian community rather than the death camp it was.

As a young woman just before the war, Chiyoko is recruited to make a propaganda film about the war in Manchuria, an assignment complicated by her brief encounter with a dissident artist being pursued by the police.

Nobody, in other words, including the three senators, is asking that Bigelow and Boal to make a propaganda film, or even an after-school torture special where reservations are dutifully, artificially inserted.

But Mr. Hussein's government has not missed the opportunity to make a propaganda point or two, mainly on the failure, so far, of the inspections to show any obvious breaches of Iraq's repeated avowal that it has no weapons of mass destruction left.

As they filmed, Iranian state TV denounced the project, contending that Stewart was a Zionist CIA spy making a propaganda movie.

The hoax succeeded so well that the Nazis made a propaganda film at Theresienstadt showing how well the Jews were living under the benevolent protection of the Third Reich.

"It looked to the people at 69 like I was cooperating with the authorities, making a propaganda piece to smooth over the wound". He added that he did not believe his attackers were affiliated to the 69 youth house.

It wasn't until after the test that Yoshitake found out he was making a propaganda film meant to demonstrate the safety of nuclear explosions.

In January 1945, German Minister of Armaments and War Production Albert Speer made a propaganda broadcast in which he claimed that V-1 and V-2s "would fall on New York by February 1 , 1945, increasing the U.S. Government's concern over the threat of attack.