Titlebook: Justifying War; Propaganda, Politics David Welch (Professor of Modern History),Jo Fox ( Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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‘Why We Are At War’: Justifying War in Britain, 1914f a Serbian terrorist organization, the Black Hand. One month later, on 28 July, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia. Within a week, a regional dispute had escalated into European war.. Questions surrounding the outbreak of the War began immediately, focusing mainly on the issue of who was respon

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Advertising and the Public in Britain during the First World Ware and representational power of publicity. The first was with a newspaper cutting I saw lying on the kitchen table at the wake for a friend’s funeral that seemed to speak for a life otherwise unaccounted and un-lived. The second involved Sir Martin Sorrell’s opening speech for ‘Weapons of Mass Commu

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Britain’s ‘Last Crusade’: From War Propaganda to War Commemoration, c. 1914–1930 ‘Tommies’ of the First World War. The sculptor, Alice Meredith-Williams, gave her work the title ‘The Spirit of the Crusaders’. The Paisley war memorial is a striking example of the kind of crusading imagery that flourished in the aftermath of the First World War. ‘The Spirit of the Crusaders’ and

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‘There will be no war’: The , and the Approach of War, 1938–39ess’ in promoting wars has a history going back at least as far as the Boer War, less attention tends to be paid to newspapers that seek to influence their readers in the other direction: that is, not to justify war, but to justify keeping out of war. This chapter thus offers a slightly different pe

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Fighting for Freedom: The Second World War and a Century of American War Propagandaence. His inspiring words described a people that in many ways did not exist. Most Americans had wanted to stay out of the world war already under way for years in Europe and Asia. Many believed that the lesson of the First World War was to avoid other people’s wars, especially since the economic ha

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‘The Great Movement to Resist America and Assist Korea’: How Beijing Sold the Korean Warite its youth and fragility, the PRC entered the Korean War exactly one year later. How did the Communist leadership persuade the Chinese military and people that it was in the best interests of their young and developing nation-state to intervene in Korea? Against the background of a contested hist

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