Some Trends in Popular Magazine Fiction With Special Reference to the Use of Magazine Fiction as a Propaganda Agency in World War I and in World War II

An analysis of popular magazine fiction during the World War I and II eras, with particular focus on its use as a propaganda tool. This book offers insight into the ways in which popular media were used to sway public opinion during these pivotal moments in history.

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