Victory Loan Drive

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The Victory Loan Drive was a major U.S. government campaign near the end of World War II that encouraged citizens to purchase war bonds to help finance the final costs of the war and postwar transition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States government campaign
World War II home front program
war bond drive
aimsTo maintain civilian financial support after combat operations were winding down
appliesToJurisdiction United States government
surface form: United States federal government
conductor U.S. government NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
country United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs major U.S. government campaign
finances United States military expenditures in late World War II NERFINISHED
demobilization costs after World War II
postwar readjustment expenses
follows Fifth War Loan Drive NERFINISHED
Seventh War Loan Drive NERFINISHED
Sixth War Loan Drive NERFINISHED
hasEffect increased public purchase of U.S. war bonds
hasPurpose encourage purchase of U.S. war bonds
finance final costs of World War II for the United States
support postwar transition costs for the United States
historicalPeriod 1940s
language English
location United States of America
surface form: United States
organizer United States Department of the Treasury NERFINISHED
War Finance Division of the U.S. Treasury NERFINISHED
partOf United States home front during World War II NERFINISHED
United States war bond program NERFINISHED
relatedTo Liberty bond NERFINISHED
United States home front during World War II NERFINISHED
Victory bond
War bond
significance last major U.S. war bond drive of World War II
slogan "They Give Their Lives – You Lend Your Money"
startTime 1945
targetAudience American households
American workers
U.S. civilians
temporalContext end of World War II
topic home front mobilization
public debt of the United States
war finance
uses celebrity endorsements
mass media advertising
motion picture trailers
posters
radio broadcasts
war bonds

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World War II war bond drive hasPart Victory Loan Drive