Format:
1 Online-Ressource (265 pages)
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illustrations
Edition:
First edition
ISBN:
1786736179
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9781838600471
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9781786736178
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9781788317313
Content:
Concluding interferences: 'Little room left for further incitement' -- Voice aircraft and public address vans -- Print -- Newspapers and publications: 'Turning off an important tap of hostile propaganda'? -- Greek Cypriot/Greek press -- English-language newspapers in Cyprus -- Government publications for international use -- Travel literature -- Leaflets: An island 'knee-deep in paper' -- EOKA and PEKA leaflets -- British pseudo-EOKA leaflets -- Cartoons: 'Getting a simple idea across with simple people' -- Vision
Content:
Cover -- Contents -- List of figures -- Foreword -- Abbreviations -- Timeline of key events -- 1 Introduction -- Failure in communication and 'disconnected' decolonization(s) -- Reactive propaganda, violence and a 'crisis of trust' -- From a British experience to bilateral uses of propaganda -- Propaganda to 'divide and rule' and partition 'as last resort solution' -- Sources and limitations -- 2 'A task of first-rate importance': Planning propaganda for Cyprus -- Introduction -- 'Seditious utterances': Archbishop Makarios, the Ethnarchy of Cyprus and the Church of Greece
Content:
Governor Harding, Greek propaganda agencies and the Cyprus Information Services -- The importance of 'public opinion' and inflammation of Turkish Cypriot feeling -- Director General of Information Services: Predicting 'the future of Cyprus' -- The 'splitting of sympathy': An Archbishop in exile and coercion -- EOKA's 'propaganda of the deed': Breaking British morale -- Conclusion -- 4 The propaganda offensive in sound, print and vision -- Introduction -- Sound -- Radio: Athens Radio vs Cyprus Broadcasting Service -- Jamming: 'An admission of defeat'? -- Reception: 'Father, I heard Athens!'
Content:
General Grivas and the methods of EOKA -- Cyprus government: In search of a 'new policy' for 'straight forward political propaganda' -- John Reddaway in charge and the first 'General Directive for Propaganda Services' -- Requesting information on 'counter-propaganda and/or psychological warfare or call it what you will' -- Lawrence Durrell and 'Cypriotism': 'I became something like the head of propaganda' -- Conclusion -- 3 'Stepping up our propaganda on Cyprus', October 1955-October 1957 61 Introduction -- Introduction
Content:
Television: 'Compelling the belief of the Cypriots' or 'a provocation against national pride and elementary logic'? -- The Cyprus Television Service: 'The most effective medium'? -- EOKA criticism: 'A useless thing we call it' -- Conclusion -- 5 'No one should expect dramatic results from propaganda', November 1957-March 1959 -- Introduction -- Boycott and passive resistance: 'A public conditioned and encouraged by EOKA' -- EOKA's 'smear campaign' and reassessing British 'psychological warfare' -- Not 'blowing the gaff': Special Investigations Group and 'non-attributable propaganda'
Note:
'Practicabilities for psychological warfare' and an 'unreceptive target'
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Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781786736178
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781788317313
Additional Edition:
ISBN 1786736179
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Hadjiathanasiou, Maria Propaganda and the Cyprus Revolt : Rebellion, Counter-Insurgency and the Media, 1955-59 London : I. B. Tauris & Company, Limited,c2020
Language:
English
Keywords:
Electronic books
DOI:
10.5040/9781838600471
