Propaganda in War, 1939-45 Organisations, Policies and Publics in Britain and Germany

London, England: Routledge & Kegan Paul. Very Good+. 1979. 1st Edition. Hardcover. 0710001932 . Black hardcovers / silver titles to the spine. A Very Good+ book with a tight binding and a clean, unmarked text. There is some offsetting to pages 58 & 59, from a book review newspaper clipping. A book plate from the previous owner and a book store stamp to the front paste down. The DJ is unclipped, no tears or marks to the covers, rubbing and edgewear. "TABLE OF CONTENTS -- What is propaganda? -- The organisation of propaganda -- The demythologising of Crewe House -- The Propaganda Ministry in peace-time -- The British war-time organisation for propaganda -- The Propaganda Minister in war-time -- German external broadcasting -- The progress of propaganda -- The start of the war -- The German public and the war -- The British public and the war -- Naval occasions -- Bolshevism and plutocracy -- German relations with the USA -- The search for the 'Good German' -- Lies and losses -- The Norwegian campaign -- The campaign in the West -- Britain's moment of truth -- Rumour and careless talk -- The Battle of Britain -- The bombers begin -- Parallel lapses of morale -- The Italian liability -- The V Campaign -- The flight of Hess -- Crete -- The attack on Russia -- The Atlantic Charter -- The first failure in Russia -- The USA as belligerent -- Britain's bleakest months -- The raid on St Nazaire -- Ration cuts -- British area bombing -- Echoes from the Pacific -- The Battle of the Atlantic -- Germany's successful summer -- The turning-points -- The plutocracy proves egalitarian -- Crimes against humanity -- The inadequate myth -- The awkward formula -- The overblown trumpet -- Katyn -- Tunisgrad -- The bomber foiled -- The weak link breaks -- The rival siren -- Escape routes barred -- Suspense before D-day -- Retaliation disappoints -- The revolt of the colonels -- The halted climax -- British intelligence and German morale -- The Ardennes offensive -- Where were the werewolves? -- Spelling out surrender -- Tailpiece -- What propaganda is -- British and German propaganda -- What difference did propaganda make? -- The place of publicity in the organisation of government. "; 9.21 X 6.30 X 1.73 inches; 520 pages .