A History of the Ministry of Information, 1939-46

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RG 23/42 - Ministry of Information Publications: A Study of Public Attitudes towards Six Ministry of Information Books, June-July 1943.

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Introduction
I - The Audience
II - Reception
III - Preferences
The Questionnaire
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Allied Communication to the Public During the Second World War

by hirving Nov. 26, 2019

Allied Communication One of the main conclusions of our project is that the Second World War was fought with information as well as weapons.

The Ministry of Information is an obvious example of this trend. It represented an attempt by the British government to use communication to win and hold the trust of domestic and international audiences.

Britain – like all the Allies – had to develop new ways of communicating with its citizens, and to civilians …

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