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The term propaganda, besides its primary meaning, may also refer to the following:

Books and magazines:

• Propaganda, The Game, part of the set of Academic Games developed by Professors Robert and Layman Allen
• Propaganda: The Formation of Men's Attitudes, a book by Jacques Ellul
• Propaganda (book), a book by Edward Bernays
• Propaganda (magazine), a former influential magazine of the Goth subculture

In music:

• Propaganda (band), a 1980s German pop group
• Propaganda (Serbian band), a 1980s former Yugoslav pop-rock group
• Propaganda (album), a 1974 album by Sparks
• Propaganda (Sound album), a 1999 album of unreleased early material from The Sound
• Propaganda (compilation), a compilation album released in the United Kingdom which contains songs by various artists, including The Police and Joe Jackson
• Propaganda (song), a song by Sepultura on their album Chaos A.D.
• Propaganda is also a song by Briskeby
• Propaganda is the official fan club and magazine of the Irish rock band U2
• Propaganda (Drum&Bass Duo) is a Drum & Bass duo from UK, signed to Offkey Recordings
• Propaganda (Greek band), band from Greece

In film:

• Propaganda (film) is a film by the Turkish director Sinan Cetin
• Propaganda Films, a music video company

Other uses:

• Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples in Rome, Italy, since 1622. Once called De Propaganda Fide, it was designed to inform people in non-Christian lands everywhere about the Catholic Church.
• Propaganda (desktop backgrounds), a collection of free desktop backgrounds by Bowie J. Poag and later Naru Sundar, popular from 1998-2000
• Propaganda Games, a game development company

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