THE USE OF BANK NOTES AS AN INSTRUMENT OF PROPAGANDA PART II John E. Sandrock Allied Anti-Japanese Propaganda Dropped in the Far East Toward the end of World War II, in an effort to hasten the downfall of the Empire, the

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