Word: propagandas
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This was Russia's opportunity to try putting the Anglo-Americans across a propaganda barrel-the kind Russia had endured over Iran. This was also Franco's opportunity-as it had been the opportunity of Hitler. For all he was worth, the wily Gallegan dictator played Russia against Britain...
Seeking a favorable decision from the Allied Control Commission, Friedrich feels that free mail communication, particularly between American and German scholars, will be more effective than public propaganda in helping the Germans understand democracy...
...Moscow, the "elucidation" proceeded. Susceptible Premier Gavam might be willing, but his parliamentary majority (52-to-51) was too weak for far-reaching concessions. Any plan to abrogate Iranian sovereignty over Azerbaijan would almost certainly be repudiated by a hostile House. In vain Prince Firouz, Director of Propaganda, soothingly explained the Soviet presence in troubled areas as a "friendly gesture." Angry deputies called it "an act of aggression," "a threat of another world...
...opinion is that the underlying cause is the free American press. There is a great deal of unhealthy propaganda emanating from many if not most of our newspapers-sometimes intentional, sometimes truly factual, sometimes biased opinions of columnists-but often harmful to international relations. Please don't get me wrong, I am not advocating the abolishment of a free press. My position is that the editors should carefully evaluate every article intended for print-decide if it is harmful, even though true, and omit...
...Trib, whose Publisher Robert Rutherford McCormick acquired some of his imperfectly assimilated education in the British public schools, answered in an editorial that Mr. White was the victim of "inspired propaganda," probably emanating from the British Foreign Office. Added the Trib: "Calling us names . . . has made us the best known newspaper in the world. We have succeeded the Times of London in that respect...