This paper will argue that war culture caused civilians to support and feel alienation towards certain groups, such as Jews, as well as those from other countries. The first way this will be proved is by looking at the influential Nazi propaganda against the Jewish community and how that affected the public perception of Jews. The next way this will be proved is through the censorship around the actions of the home country in order to make the other country seem evil. The third way that this will be proved is through the fact that there was mass civilian casualties in this war making the bombing country seem horrible and dehumanized them. In result to the war culture in World War Two, mass propaganda, censorship, and civilian causalities were popular and promoted a public opinion of alienation of the …show more content…
The further research will focus on examples of where the public perception is of nationalism, alienation, and mortality. This paper, in order to expand and provide further supporting evidence, will compare and contrast the experiences in both England and Germany. It is important in this paper to include background information on those whose perspectives will be share in order to identify any bias that may exist. Lastly this paper will also analyze the social conditions of each example in order to further support the argument that war culture and its result have caused an influence on the perceptions of the