War and Propaganda In the XX th Century

2013

10 The war between opponents and defenders of the belligerent parties was extensively documented by Fernando Díaz-Plaja, Francófilos y germanófilos. Los españoles en la guerra europea (Barcelona: Dopesa, 1973).

Close Encounters in War Journal, 2023

Issue n. 6 of the CEIWJ investigates the theme of the “close encounters in war” in connection with propaganda, psychological warfare and public diplomacy. Insofar as the use of propaganda to support war became systematic and incredibly effective during the twentieth century, the contributions collected in this present Issue are exclusively focused on contemporary conflicts occurred within the lapse of one hundred years, between 1914 and 2023. Table of contents: Introduction The editors p. 2 Propaganda, Censorship, and the Shaping of the Brazilian Experience in the First World War Fernanda Bana Arouca p. 10 The Satirical Cartoon in War Propaganda: The Case of the Greco-Italian War (1940-1941) Marina Bantiou p. 31 Vicarious Combat – Bringing the Korean War to American Homes: Edward R. Murrow and Fred W. Friendly’s Hear It Now (1950-1951) and See It Now (1951-1958) Carole Darmon p. 49 War Propaganda or Political Opportunism? How British Prime Ministers Have Used the War in Ukraine for Political Gain Alma-Pierre Bonnet p. 70 Words at War: The Impact of Language on Perceptions and Representations of the Enemy in Russia-Ukraine War Julien Paret p. 92

N. 7, year IV, May 2015 - Pesquisas Doutorais, 2015

The article is a little research, carried out in the seminars of International Relations of the Ph.D. program in History, Studies of Security and Defense. The aim of the work is to highlight the role of propaganda during the conflicts in the contemporary age, particularly during the two World Wars. The propaganda developed during two major conflicts of the ‘900 as a true ‘weapon’ and instrument of government policy in international relations, has perfected the techniques of ‘news management’, and today is a real and relished ‘art’ applied to guide public opinion in favor of government decisions.

Studies in 20th & 21st Century Literature, 2016

War and propaganda in the XXth Century, 2013

This article examines the development of theories of war propaganda in the 20 th and 21 st Century. Beginning with early theorists of war propaganda the article assesses the development of a 'science of propaganda' following the First World War, before considering more recent works on war propaganda that focus particularly on the role of informal sources, such as the media. Finally, the article briefly assesses the role of propaganda during the 1991 Gulf War.

The First World War was a war of images. Its first century has given several projects to approach citizens of 21st century to them. Because of its magnitude EFG1914 stands out, an initiative by European Film Gateway to digitize audiovisual documents related to the war. The virtual exhibition has been the start point to be closer to over seven hundred hours in moving pictures, which explore many aspects of the Great War; from this huge group has been chosen the most relevant films shot at the front, others with propaganda purpose, anti-war concept, about technical innovation and the suffering in the war. The proposed journey doesn´t expect to be exhaustive but giving a caleidoscopic view of the preserved war film production, thoroughly unknown, and characteristic of the different ideologies that inspired them.

2003

The Open Access version of this book, available at www.taylorfrancis.com, has been made available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives 4.0 license.

World War I: A Student Encyclopedia

Editor (with Spencer Tucker et al.), author of 24 short articles, and editor/compiler of Volume 5 (Documents Volume). This includes over 50 essays analyzing specific documents in depth. THE DOCUMENTS VOLUME CONTAINS 48 ESSAYS DISCUSSING A WIDE RANGE OF SOURCES RELATED TO WORLD WAR I, WHICH ARE AVAILABLE HERE. Both print and e-book versions received the American Association of Educational Publishers Distinguished Achievement Award, 2006. Featuring a wealth of new information and an extraordinary gallery of images, this five-volume set is the new standard reference for introducing students to World War I. • Over 1,000 A–Z entries that give students access to important, clarifying scholarship on everything from military engagements (Battle of the Somme), to famous people (Lawrence of Arabia), to the diplomatic world (Treaty of Versailles), and much, much more • 150 contributors, including scholars from the United States, Britain, China, Japan, Australia, France, Germany, Austria, and Scandinavia, helping students understand the war from all points of view • An inviting design incorporating 771 photographs, including contemporaneous images of individuals, scenes from the front lines, posters, and weapon technologies • A comprehensive chronology of the war to give students a sense of time and relationship between the major events of the conflict • 53 charts, battle maps, and locational maps provide the geographic context necessary to understand how the conflict moved and why and where the battlefield stalled • A resource area designed especially with students in mind, featuring a general and a category index (e.g. individuals, event, country, etc.), a "How to Use" section (for working with maps, primary sources, and tables and charts), and a list of reliable, vetted websites for further research