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The Great War: Spies and Propaganda
Led by the War Propaganda Bureau and the Secret Intelligence Service, propaganda became a part of everyday life during the Great War, with some well known intellectuals recruited into the Intelligence service. Propaganda came in many forms, from moving speeches, inspiring bravery in the face of adversary, to troop recruitment posters.
Sir Gilbert Falkingham Clayton
1875-1929Intelligence officer; colonial administrator
Sitter in 6 portraits
Edward Alexander ('Aleister') Crowley
1875-1947Writer, mountaineer and occultist; British intelligence Service
Sitter in 2 portraits
Lilly Grove (née Elisabeth Johanna de Boys Adelsdorfer), Lady Frazer
1854 or 1855-1941Writer and translator; former wife of Charles Baylee Grove, and later wife of Sir James Frazer
Sitter in 2 portraits
Sir George Mark Watson MacDonogh
1865-1942Lieutenant-General; Director of Military Intelligence
Sitter in 5 portraits
Sir (Horatio) Gilbert George Parker, 1st Bt
1860-1932Novelist and Conservative politician; MP for Gravesend
Sitter in 17 portraits
1874-1960
Musician, civil servant and author; cryptographer
Sitter in 49 portraits | Artist associated with 1 portrait
Musician, civil servant and author; cryptographer
Sitter in 49 portraits | Artist associated with 1 portrait
John Buchan, 1st Baron Tweedsmuir
1875-1940Novelist and Governor-General of Canada
Sitter in 24 portraits