 He notes that although we tend to associate propaganda with political power or ideology, it also includes other forms of persuasion such as advertising and public relations.In "Propaganda and the Ethics of Persuasion", Marlin notes that atrocity propaganda is used to demonize wartime enemies.He writes, for example, that during World War I, British propaganda accused German soldiers of publicly raping women in the town square, decapitating babies and forcing parents to watch as their children's hands and ears were cut off.