Radio wars: truth, propaganda and the struggle for Radio Australia

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Media, Journalism, and Communication History History and International Relations Media Influence and Politics

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1. Radio Australia at war, 1939-49 2. A Cold War weapon, 1950-3 3. Moses: 'a gutless wonder', 1953-64 4. Hasluck's push for power, 1965-72 5. News commentaries: a Cold War battleground, 1950-72 6. Vietnam: 'one of the chief agencies for radio propaganda', 1956-73 7. The coming of detente, 1970-91 8. Indonesian honeymoon, 1945-74 9. Collision with Indonesia, 1975-88 10. Indonesian massacre, 1991-3 11. Voice of Australia 12. A future for Radio Australia? 13. The new wave: international television, 1985-94.

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