War and propaganda in the XXth Century
Información General
- Autores: María Fernanda Rollo (ed. lit.), Ana Paula Pires (ed. lit.), Noémia Malva Novais (ed. lit.)
- Editores: Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Instituto de História Contemporânea (IHC) : Universidade de Coimbra, Centro de Estudos Interdisciplinares do Século XX
- Año de publicación: 2013
- País: Portugal
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-989-98388-1-9
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Otros catálogos
- Citas a capítulos: 10 Citas
Listado de artículos
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págs. 10-11
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First World War, Propaganda and the neutrals
págs. 13-18
Por la pátria y por la verdad: Germany’s effort to maintain Spanish neutrality during the First World War
págs. 19-26
British propaganda dilema over neutrals during the Great War: more business than usual?
págs. 27-33
págs. 34-38
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Propaganda, exile and emigration
Polish immigrants in southern Brazil and the impact of World War II: reflections of local memory
págs. 40-47
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Propaganda and Empire
Propaganda in a contested space: British rule in Nigeria during the Last Decades of Colonial Rule
págs. 49-55
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Propaganda war relief and the dehumanization of the enemy
págs. 57-66
Using medicine to “win Hearts and Minds”: Medical Civilian Assistance Programs, Propaganda & Psychological Operations in the US. Military
págs. 67-73
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First World War: National experiences
Au Pays de la Marseillaise: French propaganda and the question of Alsace-Lorraine during First World War
págs. 75-89
Heroes Wanted!: Propagandistic war efforts and their failure in Austria-Hungary during the World War I
págs. 90-96
págs. 97-99
Life and Honour: the propaganda to the Portuguese involvement in the World War I, in Braga
págs. 100-104
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Propaganda, Science and Cultural Diplomacy
Propaganda and cultural reconquest: The German scientific associations and the impact of the Great War on the sciences, Argentina, 1914-1930
págs. 106-111
págs. 112-116
‘Britain is not out of date’: Actividades de Propaganda Cultural Inglesa em Portugal entre 1939-1945
págs. 117-121
Culture and propaganda in World War II: Fascist Italy and the Balkans
págs. 122-127
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Spanish Civil War
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Press and Propaganda
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Second World War I
Unmasking the Legion Condor: The Creation of Nazi Germany’s First War Heroes
págs. 153-160
Demographic losses in the second world war in former Yugoslavia: how did the communist propaganda shape politics and society?
págs. 161-168
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Propaganda, History and Education
págs. 170-174
págs. 175-183
págs. 184-191
Propaganda, violência simbólica e controle social durante a Guerra Fria: a Ditadura Civil-Militar e a educação superior no Brasil (1964-1988)
págs. 192-201
págs. 202-203
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Second World War II
Tourism in Portugal at the beginning of the Second World War: an innocet oasis in Europe, or the achievementsof disguised propaganda
págs. 205-211
On the essential relationship between war and fascism: a linguistic and thematic analysis of blue division’s hoja de campaña (1941-1944)
págs. 212-219
What is to be defended?: The emphasis shift of the propagandist message in German cities during the final stage of the Second World War
págs. 220-226
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Art, image and Propaganda
The image and the word for fighting in France: from origin to catharsis
Olga Duarte, Elisabete Freitas Menezes, José Miguel Moreira Freire
págs. 227-235
págs. 236-243
Women in spanish poster: iconography of an advertisement revolution
págs. 244-253
The creation of Verde Gaio: an Art of Propaganda during World War II
págs. 254-261
págs. 262-270
Propaganda and sovereignty: New State and the exaltation of the Portuguese empire in late 1930’s
págs. 271-276
O homem por detrás do mito: Hoffmann, o fotógrafo oficial de Hitler
págs. 277-284
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The Cold War
Resistinideg an inconvenient peace: Analyzing narratives of national identity by the Ukrainian Underground in Polish Galicia, 1945-47
págs. 286-293
The Atlantic Community: NATO’s First Documentaries (1949-1957)
João Mascarenhas Mateus, Carlos Vargas
págs. 294-302
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Visual Propaganda
From 'oriental quarrel' to 'bloody vengeance!': British newsreels and war in the Far East, 1937-1942
págs. 304-310
págs. 311-322
Making poster with the other poster: Propaganda and political relations between Brazil and the United States during World War II
págs. 332-339
Fiction films and the Algerian war: post-war propaganda and competition of memories
págs. 340-344
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The Portuguese Colonial War
The counter-spinolism of Amílcar Cabral and the PAIGC: the weapon of propaganda
págs. 346-361
From manifests to «direct action»: propaganda in the Angolan liberation movements (1955/1961)
págs. 362-368
“Histórias de Unidade - HU” (Military Units Reports): Another form of propaganda
págs. 369-374
War propaganda: Salazar, Caetano and the impossible balance of the public finances
págs. 375-382
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Propaganda in the age of digital technology
«War Propaganda in Portugal (1940-1945): Analysis of photographies of the World War II in propaganda press published in Portugal»
págs. 384-402
Spies, Media e Diplomacy: The new challenges for the intellegence agencies
págs. 402-403
