The United Nations’ Department of Public Information

Cedric Larson

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Likening UN's DPI to the city room of a large newspaper, the co-author of Words That Won the War discusses the organizazation and operation of the agency that has the important task of interpreting the work of the United Nations to the whole world. Mr. Larson is now free-lancing in New York City.

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