What was a main message of allied nations’ anti-german propaganda? germany was guilty of committing war crimes. allied nations rejected germany’s use of force. the german military was weak and vulnerable. german forces had support from nations worldwide.

The correct answer is Option A) Germany was guilty of committing war crimes.

During World War II, the allies, which consisted of Soviet Union, the United States and Great Britain, developed a strong anti-Germany propaganda, that focused on the War Crimes of Hilter and the Nazi Party.

As the German Military began to dominate Central and Eastern Europe, the propaganda was used to help fuel support for intervention in the country of the Allies.

In particular, the United States had adopted an isolationsit policy, but the Anti-German propaganda helped the gather national support for intervention.

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