Anti-Japanese propaganda

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US Office for War Information, propaganda message: working less helps our enemies

Anti-Japanese propaganda was used to dehumanize, antagonize, and create fear of the Japanese people and Japanese nation. It was commonplace in the United States, China during World War II. It was designed to help sell war bonds and was coupled with anti-Axis Powers propaganda.

[edit] See also

• Anti-Japanese sentiment
• Japanese Devils
• Jap hunts

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