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SECRET.P.C. PAPER No.1.
Publicity about the British Empire: P.C. Paper No.1.
SECRETP. C. PAPER NO. 1(a))
SECRET.P.C. PAPER NO.2.
Appendix “I”ALLIED AND ENEMY PICTURES IN THE U. S. A.September to December1939.
PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES OF BRITISH WARTIME PROPAGANDA.
THE PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING BRITISH WAR-TIME PROPAGANDA
SECRETP.C. Paper No. 3.
SECRETP.C. PAPER No.3
SECRETP.C. PAPER NO. 4
Appendix
Principles and Objectives of British Propaganda in Foreign Countries
SECRETP.C. PAPER NO. 5.
APPENDIXSOURCES OF INTELLIGENCE
MEMORANDUM ON THE FUNCTIONS OF HOME INTELLIGENCE
SECRETP. C. PAPER No: 6.Home Intelligence
SECRET.P.C. PAPER NO. 7.SPIRAL CAMPAIGN.
THE SPIRAL CAMPAIGN.Notes by JOHN HILTON.
SECRETP. C. PAPER No. 8THE SPIRAL CAMPAIGN.
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P. C. PAPER No. 9.SPIRAL CAMPAIGN
SUGGESTED PROCEDURE AND ALLOCATION OF RESPONSIBILITIESBETWEEN THE MINISTRIES OF FOOD AND INFORMATION ON PUBLICITY CAMPAIGNS
WORKING RELATIONS WITH THE MINISTRY OF FOOD.
SECRETP. C. PAPER NO. 10.
ALSNotes on letters in Class E received as a result of Broadcast to the Forces on Tuesday, February 20th. by PROFESSOR HILTON.
(c)SUMMARY OF LETTERS RECEIVEDas a RESULT OF THE TALK to the B.E.F. by JOHN HILTON.20.11.40.
(b)
(a)NOTE by PROFESSOR JOHN HILTONon his visit to the British Sector, February 17, 18, 19, 1940.
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 11PROPOSALS BY PROFESSOR HILTON.
SECRETP.C. NOTE ON WAR AIMSNOTE ON WAR AIMS
SECRETP. C. PAPER NO. 13.ANGLO-FRENCH UNITY
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 14.USE OF RECORDS OP HAW-HAW
COPY/POLICY COMMITTEE.Employment by M.O.I. of J. Walter Thompson.
P. C. 16.Memorandum by Lord Perth dated 11th April, 1940.
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P. C. 17.Memorandum by Minister dated 8th, April.
P. C. 18.Memorandum by Minister dated 8th April.
P. C. 19.Memorandum by Minister dated 8th, April.
SECRETSIX MONTHS OF RADIO WAR.GOVERNMENT OPPORTUNITIES.
SECRET.P.C. PAPER NO. 20.SIX MONTHS OF RADIO WAR.
SECRETP.C. PAPER. NO .21
Draft announcement to the Press:
P.C. PAPER NO. 22.
NOTE OF CONVERSATION BETWEEN THE D.C.N.S. AND SIR WALTER MONCKTON AT THE ADMIRALTY TODAY
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 23.
16th April, 1940.INTERVIEW BETWEEN AIR COMMODORE PEAKE AND SIP WALTER MONCKTON AT THE MINISTRY TODAY
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 24.
MEMORANDUMof interview at Foreign Office with Mr. Balfour, 16th April 1940.
DRAFT TC Mr. R. A. BUTLER.13.4.40.
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 25.
17th April, 1940.LEAFLETSCLASSIFICATION BY INTENTION
LEAFLETS17 April, 1940.(recently produced or in course of preparation)CLASSIFICATION BY SUBJECT
17/4/40.PAMPHLETS IN PREPARATION OR CONTEMPLATED
18th April, 1940.BOOK ACTIVITIES OF GENERAL DIVISION
18th April, 1940.BOOK ACTIVITIES OF GENERAL DIVISION
VARIETY
TALKS
SCHOOLS
OUTSIDE BROADCASTS
HOME SERVICERECORD OF PROPAGANDA BROADCASTS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH
P.C. PAPER NO. 26.
P.C. PAPER NO.28.
P.C. PAPER NO. 28.
MINISTERE DE L'INFORMATIONDIRECTION DE LA PRESSE ET DE LA CENSURE29 avril 1940.No. 116NOTES d'ORIENTATION
NOTE OF A MEETING BETWEEN MONSIEUR FROSSARD AND SIR KENNETH LEE, in Paris, 29th April 1940.
SECRETP.C. PAPER NO. 29
POSTER CAMPAIGN
P.C. PAPER NO. 30.
SECRETP.C. PAPER NO. 31.MEMORANDUM ON ANTI-WAR PUBLICATIONS(SUBMITTED FOR HOME POLICY COMMITTEE)
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 32.DUTY ROOM - POINTS DISCUSSED PROVISIONALLY
SECRETP. C. Paper No. 33
SECRET.P.C. PAPER No.34.WAR CABINET PROPAGANDA.
DESSUMMARY
EMPIRE DIVISIONPROPAGANDA PLANS AND BUDGET APRIL - SEPTEMBER 1940.
EMSP.C. Paper No.35
P. C. PAPER No. 36.Poster Campaign
Memorandum14th May 1940
DRAFTCONFIDENTIAL
POLICY COMMITTEE: TUESDAY May 21st, 1940. ([illegible])
P.C. meeting of24.8.40[illegible] imagine [illegible]
Annexe 2.Defence Regulation No.3.
ANNEX IMEMORANDUM FROM MR. R. BARRINGTON-WARDSECRETMAY 30. 1940
ECWSchedule 6PAPER REQUIREMENTS for the MINISTRY OF INFORMATION UNDER THE PAPER HEADINGS REQUIRED BY THE MINISTRY OF SUPPLY.8 Months - May to December 1940
Schedule 5.EMPIRE DIVISION
Schedule 4.FOREIGN PROPAGANDA
Schedule 3.RELIGIONS DIVISION
Schedule 2.HOME PROPAGANDA
Schedule 1.PAPER REQUIREMENTS for the MINISTRY OF INFORMATION8 Months - May to December,1940
GP.135GENERAL NOTES.
27th May, 1940.MINISTRY OF INFORMATION MEMORANDUM ON PAPER REQUIREMENTS
30 May 1940MEMORANDUM FOR POLICY COMMITTEE
PAPER FOR DISCUSSION AT POLICY COMMITTEE ON 30th MAY 1940.ALLIED PROPAGANDA IN U.S.A.
NMT.Paper for discussion at Policy Committee, 30. 5. 40.
POLICY COMMITTEENote by the Secretary
POLICY COMMITTEE3rd June 1940
POLICY COMMITTEE31stMay. 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE30th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE29th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE28th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTE27th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE24th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE23rd May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE22ND MAY, 1940
POLICY COMMITTEE21st May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE20th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE17th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE16th May. 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE15th May, 1940 - 11.45 a.m.
POLICY COMMITTEE15th May 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE14th May, 1940
POLICY COMMITTEEEighteenth meeting. 2nd May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of Seventeenth Meeting.26th April 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of Sixteenth Meeting.22nd April 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of Fifteenth Meeting18th April, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of 14th Meeting.Monday, 15th April, 1940.
13th MeetingMINUTES Of POLICY COMMITTEEThursday April 11th, 1940.
12th MeetingMINUTES of POLICY COMMITTEEFriday, 5th April, 1940.
11th MeetingMINUTES of POLICY COMMITTEEFriday, 29th March 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEETenth Meeting. 15th March 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE9th Meeting. 8th March, 1940
POLICY COMMITTEEEighth Meeting. 1st March, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of Seventh Meeting, 23rd February 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE.MINUTES OF SIXTH MEETING. 16th February, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEFIFTH MEETING. 9th February 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of 4th Meeting. 2nd February 1940
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of 3rd Meeting. 26th January 1940
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PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES OF BRITISH WARTIME PROPAGANDA
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A.
CALL TO ARMS, TO EFFORT, TO SELF SACRIFICE
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1. This is your war, the nation's war. You decided, rightly, that it had to come. You wage it; no one else can. You will end it; for it can't be fought without you. You would be responsible, as well as your leaders, if it ended in defeat.
2. The war has only just begun. There are many dangers ahead. The Germans owing to their numbers are the greatest military power in the world. For seven years Hitler and the Nazi Party have been building them into a war machine. There may be discontent, but it has no voice; opposition, but it has no power. It is that war machine you have to beat. To that extent you are fighting the German people - 80 million of them.
3. The dangers ahead may be physical dangers - bombing, privation. You can't be sure till they happen. The Germans have been taught to be ruthless and to hate the British. They are merciless.
4. One of the worst dangers is apathy on your part. It could lose the war because this is a war of wills as well as guns. Don't be neutral-minded.
5. Remember your word is pledged to France and other countries. Their security is yours.
6. No war was ever won without effort, suffering, and sacrifice. Make up your minds to them as your enemies have long since. In freedom you must be as quick to discipline and self-surrender as men in the bonds of dictatorship.
B.
WHAT IS AT STAKE
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1. What is at stake is the ideal of a good life which free men have created through two thousand years. A life based on equal justice, respect for the individual, family affections and love of truth.
2. Nazi Germany boasts the justice of the Gestapo, the breakup of the family, and truth distorted to serve ruthless party ends.
3. Defeat means the end of life as we understand it in Western Europe.
4. It also means:
(a) A permanently disabled Britain, the command of the seas lost, under the thumb of the strongest Continental power.
(b) The Gestapo, the concentration camp, Nazi vengeance on yourself and a quarter of the world, including many weak peoples who look to you for protection. These evil things strike at your home, your children, your trade union, your politics, your religion.
(c) That the peoples now enslaved by Germany must abandon hope of liberation.
5. Victory means
(a) Release for Germany's victims
(b) The right to live, think, vote, talk and worship God as you choose.
(c) That the new world which must rise from the war will he Christian and not Satanic, spiritual and not material.
6. No peace could be justified which does not secure these results. You are fighting for justice and decency between man and man, nation and nation.
C. THE WAY TO VICTORY
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1. We shall win the war by our strength; but that includes will and economic power as much as military power.
2. We are making an immense effort, by sea, land and air. Our army, navy, air force are alert and valiant.
3. Our industrial and financial resources are vital for victory. Work for victory; save for victory.
4. Be of good heart; we fight for the right and against evil; we have with us, in growing strength, the free nations of the Empire from the ends of the earth; the French, our allies, are a brave and unconquerable people.
5. But no magnitude of strength and resources is in itself enough. There must be a concentration of mind as well. A determination and a will to victory.
The greater the will, the greater the effort, the sooner victory, peace and the security of a better world.
SECRET.P.C. PAPER No.1.
Publicity about the British Empire: P.C. Paper No.1.
SECRETP. C. PAPER NO. 1(a))
SECRET.P.C. PAPER NO.2.
Appendix “I”ALLIED AND ENEMY PICTURES IN THE U. S. A.September to December1939.
PRINCIPLES AND OBJECTIVES OF BRITISH WARTIME PROPAGANDA.
THE PRINCIPLES UNDERLYING BRITISH WAR-TIME PROPAGANDA
SECRETP.C. Paper No. 3.
SECRETP.C. PAPER No.3
SECRETP.C. PAPER NO. 4
Appendix
Principles and Objectives of British Propaganda in Foreign Countries
SECRETP.C. PAPER NO. 5.
APPENDIXSOURCES OF INTELLIGENCE
MEMORANDUM ON THE FUNCTIONS OF HOME INTELLIGENCE
SECRETP. C. PAPER No: 6.Home Intelligence
SECRET.P.C. PAPER NO. 7.SPIRAL CAMPAIGN.
THE SPIRAL CAMPAIGN.Notes by JOHN HILTON.
SECRETP. C. PAPER No. 8THE SPIRAL CAMPAIGN.
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P. C. PAPER No. 9.SPIRAL CAMPAIGN
SUGGESTED PROCEDURE AND ALLOCATION OF RESPONSIBILITIESBETWEEN THE MINISTRIES OF FOOD AND INFORMATION ON PUBLICITY CAMPAIGNS
WORKING RELATIONS WITH THE MINISTRY OF FOOD.
SECRETP. C. PAPER NO. 10.
ALSNotes on letters in Class E received as a result of Broadcast to the Forces on Tuesday, February 20th. by PROFESSOR HILTON.
(c)SUMMARY OF LETTERS RECEIVEDas a RESULT OF THE TALK to the B.E.F. by JOHN HILTON.20.11.40.
(b)
(a)NOTE by PROFESSOR JOHN HILTONon his visit to the British Sector, February 17, 18, 19, 1940.
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 11PROPOSALS BY PROFESSOR HILTON.
SECRETP.C. NOTE ON WAR AIMSNOTE ON WAR AIMS
SECRETP. C. PAPER NO. 13.ANGLO-FRENCH UNITY
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 14.USE OF RECORDS OP HAW-HAW
COPY/POLICY COMMITTEE.Employment by M.O.I. of J. Walter Thompson.
P. C. 16.Memorandum by Lord Perth dated 11th April, 1940.
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P. C. 17.Memorandum by Minister dated 8th, April.
P. C. 18.Memorandum by Minister dated 8th April.
P. C. 19.Memorandum by Minister dated 8th, April.
SECRETSIX MONTHS OF RADIO WAR.GOVERNMENT OPPORTUNITIES.
SECRET.P.C. PAPER NO. 20.SIX MONTHS OF RADIO WAR.
SECRETP.C. PAPER. NO .21
Draft announcement to the Press:
P.C. PAPER NO. 22.
NOTE OF CONVERSATION BETWEEN THE D.C.N.S. AND SIR WALTER MONCKTON AT THE ADMIRALTY TODAY
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 23.
16th April, 1940.INTERVIEW BETWEEN AIR COMMODORE PEAKE AND SIP WALTER MONCKTON AT THE MINISTRY TODAY
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 24.
MEMORANDUMof interview at Foreign Office with Mr. Balfour, 16th April 1940.
DRAFT TC Mr. R. A. BUTLER.13.4.40.
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 25.
17th April, 1940.LEAFLETSCLASSIFICATION BY INTENTION
LEAFLETS17 April, 1940.(recently produced or in course of preparation)CLASSIFICATION BY SUBJECT
17/4/40.PAMPHLETS IN PREPARATION OR CONTEMPLATED
18th April, 1940.BOOK ACTIVITIES OF GENERAL DIVISION
18th April, 1940.BOOK ACTIVITIES OF GENERAL DIVISION
VARIETY
TALKS
SCHOOLS
OUTSIDE BROADCASTS
HOME SERVICERECORD OF PROPAGANDA BROADCASTS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH
P.C. PAPER NO. 26.
P.C. PAPER NO.28.
P.C. PAPER NO. 28.
MINISTERE DE L'INFORMATIONDIRECTION DE LA PRESSE ET DE LA CENSURE29 avril 1940.No. 116NOTES d'ORIENTATION
NOTE OF A MEETING BETWEEN MONSIEUR FROSSARD AND SIR KENNETH LEE, in Paris, 29th April 1940.
SECRETP.C. PAPER NO. 29
POSTER CAMPAIGN
P.C. PAPER NO. 30.
SECRETP.C. PAPER NO. 31.MEMORANDUM ON ANTI-WAR PUBLICATIONS(SUBMITTED FOR HOME POLICY COMMITTEE)
SECRETP.C. PAPER No. 32.DUTY ROOM - POINTS DISCUSSED PROVISIONALLY
SECRETP. C. Paper No. 33
SECRET.P.C. PAPER No.34.WAR CABINET PROPAGANDA.
DESSUMMARY
EMPIRE DIVISIONPROPAGANDA PLANS AND BUDGET APRIL - SEPTEMBER 1940.
EMSP.C. Paper No.35
P. C. PAPER No. 36.Poster Campaign
Memorandum14th May 1940
DRAFTCONFIDENTIAL
POLICY COMMITTEE: TUESDAY May 21st, 1940. ([illegible])
P.C. meeting of24.8.40[illegible] imagine [illegible]
Annexe 2.Defence Regulation No.3.
ANNEX IMEMORANDUM FROM MR. R. BARRINGTON-WARDSECRETMAY 30. 1940
ECWSchedule 6PAPER REQUIREMENTS for the MINISTRY OF INFORMATION UNDER THE PAPER HEADINGS REQUIRED BY THE MINISTRY OF SUPPLY.8 Months - May to December 1940
Schedule 5.EMPIRE DIVISION
Schedule 4.FOREIGN PROPAGANDA
Schedule 3.RELIGIONS DIVISION
Schedule 2.HOME PROPAGANDA
Schedule 1.PAPER REQUIREMENTS for the MINISTRY OF INFORMATION8 Months - May to December,1940
GP.135GENERAL NOTES.
27th May, 1940.MINISTRY OF INFORMATION MEMORANDUM ON PAPER REQUIREMENTS
30 May 1940MEMORANDUM FOR POLICY COMMITTEE
PAPER FOR DISCUSSION AT POLICY COMMITTEE ON 30th MAY 1940.ALLIED PROPAGANDA IN U.S.A.
NMT.Paper for discussion at Policy Committee, 30. 5. 40.
POLICY COMMITTEENote by the Secretary
POLICY COMMITTEE3rd June 1940
POLICY COMMITTEE31stMay. 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE30th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE29th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE28th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTE27th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE24th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE23rd May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE22ND MAY, 1940
POLICY COMMITTEE21st May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE20th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE17th May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE16th May. 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE15th May, 1940 - 11.45 a.m.
POLICY COMMITTEE15th May 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE14th May, 1940
POLICY COMMITTEEEighteenth meeting. 2nd May, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of Seventeenth Meeting.26th April 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of Sixteenth Meeting.22nd April 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of Fifteenth Meeting18th April, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of 14th Meeting.Monday, 15th April, 1940.
13th MeetingMINUTES Of POLICY COMMITTEEThursday April 11th, 1940.
12th MeetingMINUTES of POLICY COMMITTEEFriday, 5th April, 1940.
11th MeetingMINUTES of POLICY COMMITTEEFriday, 29th March 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEETenth Meeting. 15th March 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE9th Meeting. 8th March, 1940
POLICY COMMITTEEEighth Meeting. 1st March, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of Seventh Meeting, 23rd February 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEE.MINUTES OF SIXTH MEETING. 16th February, 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEFIFTH MEETING. 9th February 1940.
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of 4th Meeting. 2nd February 1940
POLICY COMMITTEEMinutes of 3rd Meeting. 26th January 1940
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