A biography of Mildred Gillars, a failed American Broadway actress turned radio announcer and disk jockey, who travelled to Germany and became a disseminator of Nazi propaganda on a German radio show during World War II, with the influence of her husband, Max Otto Koischwicz.
Organised thematically and geographically, this book explores British wartime propaganda directed at the Balkans from the outbreak of the Second World War to the German withdrawal. It addresses not only the organisational tangle, techniques and evolving aims of British wartime p…
"In the post 9/11 world, the emotionally charged concepts of identity and ideology, enmity and political violence have once again become household words. Contrary to the serene assumptions of the early 1990s, history did not end. Civilisations are busy clashing against one anoth…
Enemy images in war propaganda
Contrary to the serene assumptions of the 1990s, the history did not end. Civilisations are busy clashing against one another, and the self-proclaimed pacified humanity is showing its barbaric roots. To better understand how ideological enmity of today is moulded, spread and man…