Propaganda played a big role in ww1. It was used very often, and in more than one way. In many situations it was very simple but effective; it tricked people and made them make silly decisions.
Propaganda posters were used in Britain for the first time on a massive scale during world war one. Britain was one of the only European powers not to have conscription at the start of the war, so the poster campaign, bankrolled by the War Office played a crucial role in keeping recruiting numbers up. The campaign started with a picture of Lord Kitchener, the head of the War Office, appearing in the famous "Briton needs you poster". Conscription was introduced early in 1916 and posters were used to inform people of the change of laws. They then focused on saving the economy by asking good citizens to buy war bonds to finance the debt the government needed to fight the war. There ended up being more different war bond posters than recruitment ones .As well as that many posters were actually very rubbish but still managed to get people to join the armed forces.
WHY MEN JOINED UP
· Got six pence a day
· Saw it as a journey
· Thought it was there duty
· Thought they would get fame
· Friends joined up
· Persuaded
· Propaganda
· Thought it was a challenge
· Made it look fun
· Thought it wouldn't last long
· Thought they got rest
· Didn't want to be left behind.
Also many people didn't know what war was like; this then made men feel that war was not as gruesome as it looked.
Adolf Hitler Left High School and went to join the German army (to join ww1) in 1913.
ww1 he serve the German army
Well, in WW1 due to treaty of Versailles, Germany were only allowed an army of 100,000 men! In a German platoon, I'd say around 30-70 men
because of the attack on pearl habor
Technically, the age of joining was 18 but many went younger.
He was in WW1 and fought in the army as an enlisted man.
they were conscripted
Some men where too old to endure the physical strain. For some it was a matter of conscience.
People had to join the army in trench warfare due to various reasons. Some joined out of a sense of duty and patriotism to defend their country. Others were compelled to join through conscription or because of economic reasons, as military service offered a steady income and job security. Additionally, social pressure and the desire to support their comrades and protect their loved ones could have motivated individuals to join the army.
men would visit a recruiting office if they were 17 or over. if the army was low on soldiers, they would randomly pick men out from a crowd.
it set up army bases and sent men to the us army
Adolf Hitler Left High School and went to join the German army (to join ww1) in 1913.
the united states joined in 1917, ww1 started in 1914.!!
August 1916
they told them that they could go to different countries (many people in that time hadn't even been out of their town so they wanted to see the rest of the world) also you could do other jobs not just fighting like be a blacksmith...
They did join WW1...
Yes, he served with the German Army in WW1.