Spiridonova Svetlana Maksimovna

This article analyzes the process of forming images of an enemy and an ally in American propaganda during the Second World War. Special attention is paid to methods of creating a negative image of opponents, including Germany, Japan and Italy, as well as a positive image of allies such as Great Britain and the USSR. The article examines the propaganda tools used by the American authorities, including cinematography, print media, radio, and posters. It also examines the transformation of propaganda images depending on the course of the war and political circumstances.