During World War II, images of war were mostly censored by _________________.
A) media outlets
B) the government
C) individuals and communities
D) there was no censorship of war imagery in the 1940's

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During World War II, governments imposed strict censorship of war imagery in order to control the narrative and prevent the spread of potentially damaging information. The U.S. government, for example, had an Office of Censorship that reviewed and censored all forms of media, including photographs and newsreels. This censorship continued even after the war ended.

During World War II, Images of War Were Mostly Censored