Tokyo rose flowering: how Japanese propaganda during the Second World War tried to break the spirit of the American military
During the Second World War, Japanese propaganda conducted a real struggle for the minds of the Americans on radio frequencies - the host of the Zero Hour program, Iva Toguri, was supposed to convince the enemy’s soldier of the inevitability of their defeat. But instead, being a native of the United States, she turned the air into Burleske, sabotting the efforts of the Japanese government to demoralize the enemy army.