Transfer propaganda is a technique used to project values, positive or negative, on a person, concept, or image. In some cases the 'propaganda' element is implied through traditional values like nationalism, rather than contemporary, but in most cases the intention to give a value to the object or person concerned. Generally the process is two sided, one side using a person as a positive value, the other as a negative. |
Examples of Transfer Propaganda:
National flags and related symbols like eagles Images of political heroes or villains Icons like the hammer and sickle or swastika Historical figures like Genghis Khan, Gandhi, Elizabeth the First |
![]() Portrait of genghis khan produced by a chinese artist at the imperrial court. |
![]() Mohandas k. gandhi. |
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