Talk:Psychological Warfare Division
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If they all ought to be covered in this article, my title proposal is: Psychological Warfare in the US Govt. I'm not 100% sure I'm for them being covered under the same article though it seems there should definitely be an article in which they are all referenced or mentioned. I came here to comment that I don't know what " 'white' " is referring to in the opening sentence and I hope there can be some effort to disambiguate that. Zenware (talk) 16:00, 18 October 2017 (UTC)
Division vs. Department vs. Board edit
Apparently in the U.S. there has existed a Psychological Warfare Department and a Psychological Warfare Board, different than the Division. I hope they could all be covered here in this article, and revise the title of the article perhaps?
At Talk:Psychological Warfare Department, an editor suggests this link to references within Wikipedia to the "Psychological Warfare Department". One person Frank Albert Kaufman apparently served on all three of them, , per this reference about Kaufman.
For sources outside wikipedia, try:
Concentration camps edit
Why isn't it mentioned that they also staged and produced atrocity propaganda for Concentration Camps in Western and Central Germany (e.g. Buchenwald)? 105.0.7.5 (talk) 02:20, 1 February 2023 (UTC)