CEVAP:

Psychological warfare, which is defined as the usage of propaganda tools against an enemy, usually in conjunction with military, economic and political tools to demoralize and break its’
population’s will to fight or resists Same tools could also be used to strengthen the resolve of one’s own fighters. For example, during the Second World War, fighting countries widely
used posters, leaflets, comic books, broadcasts in radio and movies to present positive message of their war effort and negative image of their enemy’s intentions.