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Civilian Morale on the homefront

What factors influenced civilian morale on the home fronts?





























During World War Two, the moral of all countries involved remained intact. There were numerous factors that influenced the morale of civilians on the various home fronts. The intensity and importance of each nation’s struggle with morale was strongly influenced by the regime they were subject to. The subsequent policies and actions of the governments had significant impacts on their nation’s morale. Propaganda, threats and terror all contributed to the disillusionment of civilians or succeeded in fostering their drive and dedication to their nation’s war effort. Bombing of civilian’s was intended to cause chaos and loss of will on the home front. However, by doing this, they brought war to a nation’s doorstep, and the civilian population rallied together in their time of suffering. The bombing was a major contributor in fostering their determination to win th...

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