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E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/856815851 Title: War of words : culture and the mass media in the making of the Cold War in Europe Author: Judith Devlin Publisher: Dublin : Univ. College Dublin Press, 2013. ISBN/ISSN: 9781906359379 1906359377 OCLC:856815851

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War of words : culture and the mass media in the making of the Cold War in Europe

Author:	Judith Devlin
Publisher:	Dublin : Univ. College Dublin Press, 2013.
Edition/Format:	Print book : English : 1. publView all editions and formats
Summary:	Features essays focusing on the role of propaganda, mass media and culture in the development of the Cold War in Europe. Exploring a dimension of the political and diplomatic rivalry that is of Read more...
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Subjects	Massenmedien Ost-West-Konflikt Propaganda View all subjects
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Genre/Form:	Kongress
Material Type:	Internet resource
Document Type:	Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors:	Judith Devlin Find more information about:
ISBN:	9781906359379 1906359377
OCLC Number:	856815851
Description:	XIV, 226 Seiten : Illustrationen
Contents:	Editors' Introduction; SECTION 1 EASTERN APPROACHES: MYTHS AND THEIR MAKERS; Russel Lemmons: 'Out of your sacrificial death grows our socialist deed': Ernst Thalmann, the Antifascism Myth and Buchenwald Concentration Camp in East German Political Propaganda 1948-58; Balazs Apor: The Leader Cult in Communist Hungary, 1946-1956: Propaganda, Institutional Background and Mass Media; Judith Devlin: Soviet Power and its Images: Celebrating Stalin's Seventieth Birthday; Jana Fischerova: Ideological Pressure and Censorship: Czech Literature, 1948-57; Marietta Stankova: The Department of Agitation and Propaganda in Bulgaria, 1944-56; Niamh Cullen: Remembering the 'Martyrs of Antifascism' in Republican Italy: Piero Gobetti and the Italian Communist Party; SECTION 2 GETTING THE MESSAGE ACROSS Jennifer Spohrer: Radio Luxembourg and Cold War Changes in European Attitudes towards International Broadcasting; Vlasis Vlasidis Greek and Yugoslav Public Radio in the 1940s and 1950s; Nicola Hille Print, Power and Persuasion: Political Poster Art in the two German States in the first decade of the Cold War; Hans-Jurgen Schroder: West European Identity in Marshall Plan Propaganda Films; Arnold Bartetsky: New Cities for New People: Urban Planning and Mass Media Propaganda in Stalinist Poland and the GDR; Marina Dmitrieva 'Stalin's Skyscrapers' and the Propaganda of the New World Order after World War II; SECTION 3 THE POLITICS OF ENTERTAINMENT; Olaf Mertelsmann: The Media Audience of a Soviet Republic in the Early Cold War: The Estonian SSR; Elisabeth Kolleritsch: Jazz in Austria in the Allied Powers' Cultural Propaganda during the Cold War, 1945-55; Imre-Jozsef Balazs: The Making of Communist Man: Minority Media and Literature in Romania, 1948-65; Christoph Hendrik Muller: Jazz, Rock and Roll and Halbstarke: American Popular Culture in the West Germany between Weimar Conservatism and Cold War Liberalism; Nils Arne Sorensen: Kampagnen mod Atomvaben and the Making of the New Left in Denmark, 1956-66; Index.
Responsibility:	ed. by Judith Devlin ...

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