Propaganda (disambiguation)
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Propaganda is a form of communication that is aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause or position.
Propaganda may also refer to:
Books and magazines
- Propaganda (book), 1928 book by Edward Bernays
- Propaganda (fanzine), A Finnish punk subculture fanzine founded in 1979, reissued, as well digitally 2015
- Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes, 1965 book by Jacques Ellul
- Propaganda, The Game, part of the set of Academic Games developed by Professors Robert and Layman Allen
- Propaganda (magazine), a former magazine about Goth subculture, issued since 1982 until 2002
Music
- Record label
- Propaganda (label), Finnish record label, founded in 1981
- Propaganda Records, Finnish record company, founded in 1981
- Artists
- Propaganda (band), German synthpop group, formed in 1982
- Propaganda (Serbian band), former 1980s Yugoslav New Wave band from Belgrade
- Propaganda (musician), a Christian hip-hop and spoken word artist and poet
- Albums
- Propaganda (Sparks album), 1974
- Propaganda (The Sound album), 1999
- Propaganda (Aftershock album), 2001 compilation album
- Propaganda (Melotron album), 2007
- Propaganda (Fred Frith album), 2015
- Songs
- "Propaganda", song by Sepultura on their album Chaos A.D.
- "Propaganda", song by Briskeby
- "Propaganda", song from Absolute Design by Engel
Film
- Propaganda (film), 1999 Turkish comedy film by director Sinan Çetin
- Propaganda film, usually a documentary-style production or a fictional screenplay, that is produced to convince the viewer of a certain political point or influence the opinions or behavior of people, often by providing deliberately misleading, propagandistic content
- Propaganda Films, a music video company
Other uses
- Sacra congregatio de propaganda fide, former Latin name of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples
- Propaganda (desktop backgrounds), a collection of free desktop backgrounds
- Propaganda Games, former game development company based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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