How did Cold War propaganda influence global perceptions of the East and West? This book explores the strategic use of propaganda during the Cold War, analyzing how both the United States and the Soviet Union utilized media, art, and political messaging to influence public opinion and shape ideological divides. It discusses the role of the media in perpetuating stereotypes and fear, from nuclear paranoia to anti-communist sentiment. The narrative also examines how Cold War propaganda shaped foreign policies, military strategies, and domestic politics in both superpowers, and its enduring effects on international relations. By investigating the power of propaganda in the Cold War context, the book provides insights into how propaganda continues to shape modern political and cultural narratives.
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- Country: US
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- Publisher: LibriHouse
- Language: English
- Pages: 123
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