Titlebook: Political Warfare against the Kremlin; US and British Propa Lowell H. Schwartz Book 2009 Lowell H. Schwartz 2009 Britain.Cold War.communism

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,The BBC Russia Service: Britain’s White Propaganda Station (1946–53),viet Union and the West. This Iron Curtain severely limited the West’s ability to communicate with the Soviet people, let alone influence them to adopt a more favorable attitude toward British policies. The only instruments capable of breaking through these controls were the BBC Russia Service and other short-wave radio stations.

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American Cold War Propaganda Efforts during the First Eisenhower Administration,Abroad, reported to Eisenhower on the progress and future direction of American propaganda programs.. This report provided the incoming Kennedy Administration in 1961 with a blueprint of the goals and requirements for American information programs that shaped American propaganda policy into the 1960s.

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Afterword: The Role of Propaganda in the Cold War and Its Implications Today,ording to the Soviet media this instability was leading to a growing fascist movement. Soviet media outlets on numerous occasions reported that widespread anti-Jewish pogroms were occurring throughout Britain.

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Introduction,policy toward the Middle East.. These studies built on earlier work done in the United States and Britain, most notably the path-breaking work of Walter Hixson, Philip Taylor, and Scott Lucas, all of whom stressed the vital role ideology, propaganda, and culture played in the history of the Cold War..