The propaganda used in Salisford by the Fronte del Lavoro Cattolico (FdLC) in the years from Sandro Neri's assumption of power in 1950 to the present day is a crucial instrument for acquiring and maintaining power, and for the implementation of Nerist policies.
Pre-Nerist propaganda
Timeline of Nerist propaganda
The early years (1950 – 1955)
Chairman Neri leads the building of the new Salisford
Public trials of corrupt officials
Produce more! Contribute more!
Le Cinque Battaglie
The Neri years (1955 – 1968)
Land reform
Scientific advancement
Military might
Rubicon War (1964 – 1976)
Liberate the people of South San Paolo!
Judgement day for the Creeperian imperialists
Chairman Neri swims across the Rubicon River
The homefront
War production
Defend Salisford against the Creeperian aggressors!
Throw them back into the Rubicon River
Neri's successor (1968 – 1970)
Resist the traitors in the military!
With you in charge, I am at ease
Mattera speaks (1970 – 1980)
Themes
Personality cult
Action
Nerism is among one the most visible of movements that exulted action over talk and violence over reason. Economic issues are commonly presented in a heroic or militaristic manner, such as Sandro Neri's five battles or Teodoro Mattera's Campagna di Continuazione.
Youth
Futurism
La Facciata
La Facciata is a term used by academics to describe a certain theme in Salisfordian propaganda, specifically propaganda intended for foreign consumption. Propaganda which fit into this theme attempt to show Salisford in a friendly light, portraying the country as a state for the people, one with a human face.
Unity
Empire
On democracy
Media
Newspapers
Slogans
Posters
Radio
Film
Education
Youth groups
Internet
See also
