Anti-Communist propaganda refers to the various messages and materials created to promote negative perceptions of Communism and its supporters. This type of propaganda often highlights the perceived dangers of Communist ideologies, portraying them as threats to individual freedoms, democracy, and capitalism. It has been used by governments, organizations, and media to influence public opinion and rally support against Communist movements. Historically, anti-Communist propaganda gained prominence during the Cold War, particularly in the United States. Campaigns included posters, films, and speeches that depicted Communist countries as oppressive and authoritarian. This effort aimed to unite people against the spread of Communism and reinforce the values of capitalism and democracy.