Propaganda
Found in 12 Collections and/or Records:
1943 Diary, 1943-03-28 - 1943-12-31
Abroad, 1939 - 1945
Papers on overseas propaganda.
BBC Propaganda Research, 1940 - 1948
Analyses of foreign broadcast propaganda and miscellaneous papers relating to Mark Abrams's work for the BBC Overseas Research Unit during World War II.
German news-letter, 1939
Comprising English translation of German King-Hall newsletter and 'The Reply to English Propaganda' by Reich Minister Dr Goebbels, 1939.
German Newsletters, 1939
Comprising a colour facsimile copy of a scrapbook of newspaper cuttings about King-Hall's German newsletters to the middle classes, professional men and Nazi officials, including Dr. Goebbels.
Propaganda, political intelligence and Foreign Office work, 1914 - 1929
Public and political: Political papers, 1930 - 1940
Correspondence, particularly relating to the British Council, but including a file on the Invergordon Mutiny and papers on the Political Fund.
"Raubstaat England" (Hamburg, Cigaretten-Bilderdienst Hamburg-Bahrenfeld, 1941), 1941
"Raubstaat England", loosely translated as the Robber State of England or the Criminal State of England, was one of a series of so-called "cigarette books" into which illustrated cigarette cards were pasted. It is a work of German propaganda about the British Empire. This example contains a full set of illustrations.
The Papers of Rowland Kenney and Kit Kenney
Comprising official papers, correspondence and notebooks mainly relating to Norway and Finland.
The papers focus on Rowland Kenney's work in Norway during the two World Wars and on Kit Kenney's work in Finland and Norway during the Second World War.
The Papers of Sir Thomas Fife Clark
Papers comprising official papers, speeches, correspondence, press cuttings, photographs and audio tapes.
Unsigned memorandum, c 1939-1940
Typescript. Germans using information in BBC Empire broadcasts and re-interpreting to Britain's detriment in their overseas broadcasts.