Book/Printed Material Collection [Han'guk Chŏnjaenggi tae Pukhan chŏndanji] [한국 전쟁기 대 북한 전단지]
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Title
- [Han'guk Chŏnjaenggi tae Pukhan chŏndanji]
Other Title
- [한국 전쟁기 대 북한 전단지]
Summary
- During the Korean War (1950-53), each side employed psychological warfare strategies to try to convince the soldiers of the other side to lay down their arms, surrender to the enemy, or to spread confusion and decrease morale. Another aim of psychological warfare was to discourage local civilians from aiding the army of the others by providing food or billeting, or to discredit the enemy in the eyes of civilians. This could be done through radio broadcats, loudspeakers, or word of mouth, but the most common method was dropping leaflets or flyers on territory held by the enemy. The flyers could either be dropped from airplanes in specially modified bomb casings, shot from heavy artillery on the ground, or by balloons.
Names
- Propaganda Leaflet Collection (Library of Congress)
Created / Published
- [Korea : s.n., 1950-1953]
Headings
- - Propaganda, Anti-communist
- - Korean War, 1950-1953--Propaganda
- - Korean War, 1950-1953--Psychological aspects
- - Leaflets dropped from aircraft--Korea
- - Psychological warfare--Korea
Notes
- - Leaflets chiefly in Korean, some leaflets in Chinese.
- - Some leaflets with English annotation by donor.
- - Gift Don C. Terrill 18 March 14, 2018
- - Written in Chinese Gift Katherine 1 August 29, 2023
- - clc per Asian/Sel. Off.
Medium
- 1 portfolio (19 leaflets) : illustrations (some color) ; 13-26 cm
Call Number/Physical Location
- DS921.5.P78 H37 1950
Digital Id
Library of Congress Control Number
- 2019465150
Online Format
- image