Don't Mention the War

David E. Miller

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Media, Journalism, and Communication History Irish and British Studies Media Influence and Politics

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Acknowledgements List of Illustrations List of Appendices Introduction Chapter 1: Policing the Media: Intimidation, Secrecy and Censorship Chapter 2: The Development of Propaganda Strategies Chapter 3: Public Relations as a Propaganda Tactic Chapter 4: From 'Terrorists' to 'Freedom Fighters' International Coverage of Northern Ireland Chapter 5: Misinformation and Public Belief: The Case of Gibraltar Chapter 6: Conclusion: Winning the Information Battle Appendices References

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