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English: During the First World War, the Department of Propaganda in Enemy Countries, more commonly known as Crewe House, dropped leaflets by balloon over enemy territories.
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Source https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Secrets_of_Crewe_House/Chapter_8#
Author Department of Propaganda in Enemy Countries, Ministry of Information, British government

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During the First World War, the Department of Propaganda in Enemy Countries, more commonly known as Crewe House, dropped leaflets by balloon over enemy territories.

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