Arthur Ponsonby's book, Falsehoods in Wartime, is a book that discusses British wartime propaganda and lies during World War II. It discusses specific falsehoods that were spread during the war, with some attempt to discern where they may have come from.  

There's very little analysis, if that was something you were looking for.  It is exactly what it is stated.  "This is something that was said during the war.  It is false.  These are the people who spread it. These are the people who did not refute it."  Pretty simple. Some common tactics of propaganda discussed explicitly. Decent if you're writing a paper about propaganda and need a citable source for common tactics.