2554 9 archive 664 disk0/00/00/25/54 2011-08-31 06:51:47 2021-08-27 07:43:42 2011-08-31 06:51:47 article show Deery Phillip Deery, Phillip Propaganda in the Cold War pub Psychology FOR_2008_210300 ResPubID7918, propaganda, anti-communist, anti-communist movements, communication in politics, cold war This article focuses on three activities of an anti-communist propaganda unit hidden within the British Foreign Office. Titled the Information Research Department, its initial strategy was to target influential elites and opinion makers, both local and international, whose words would encourage listeners and readers to look to London, not Moscow, for moral and ideological leadership. The article examines the IRD's attempts to construct a new Cold War lexicography, to manipulate the use of a Soviet defector for propaganda leverage, and to use sporting teams infiltrated by young Tories as propaganda tools in the East. 2004 published Social Alternatives 22024 2 2266658 dark_document 22024 PROPAGANDA IN THE COLD WAR.pdf application/pdf f8a6f000c1683f01876efb97baa8aae2 MD5 76422 2017-10-27 04:52:30 2554 1 1 application/pdf text Paper en staffonly
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