Censorship
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
'Affect in the Dream', 192110
This article applies the theories of Freud to cases of neurosis where the patient has nightmares about battle.
Censorship and Security in Gibraltar and the Western Hemisphere in World War II, 1939 - 1982
Committee of Imperial Defence and Cabinet Prints: white papers, 1913
Subjects include: control of aircraft; military conditions governing an attack on Hong Kong; treatment of neutral or enemy merchant ships during a time of war; the maintenance of overseas commerce in time of war; press and postal censorship in time of war.
Committee of Imperial Defence and Cabinet Prints: white papers, 1913
Subjects include: the maintenance of overseas commerce in time of war; naval policy in the Pacific; airship navigation; control of aircraft; press and postal censorship in time of war; treatment of neutral vessels in British ports; an attack on Britain from overseas; the fixed defences of west coast ports; treatment of neutral and enemy merchant ships in time of war; preparation of defence schemes for Australia; representation of the dominions on the Committee of Imperial Defence.
Committee of Imperial Defence and Cabinet Prints: white papers, 1913
Subjects include: the treatment of aliens in time of war; the strategical aspects of the Channel Tunnel; postal and press censorship.
Committee of Imperial Defence and Cabinet Prints: white papers, 1913 - 1914
Subjects include: defence of St Helena; military aspects of the Channel Tunnel scheme; co-ordination of departmental action on the outbreak of war; the establishment of radiotelegraphic communication between inland stations; submarine cable communications; telegraphic communications; wireless communication with France; direct wireless communication with Russia; censorship of wireless messages in time of war; ambush mining and blockade mining.
Copy of an unpublished autobiography, 1945-90
Comprises: Chapter 9, Post-War; Chapter 10, Dalton and Gaitskell; Chapter 11, The Steel Industry Battle; Chapter 12, The Atomic Bomb and Soviet Spies; Chapter 13, Slaugham; Chapter 14, Bevan's Resignation; Chapter 15, Theatre Censorship; Chapter 16, Museum Charges and Clay Cross; Chapter 17, Miscreants; and Chapter 18, The Lords.