Name/Title
Propaganda and the News or What Makes You Think So?Entry/Object ID
2025.7.4Description
Early analysis of propaganda in the news, with attention paid to events in Germany and the role of Goebbels and "the new Nazi culture" in managing the message.Context
Will Irwin was an author, writer, and journalist associated with muckrakers, a group of journalist that exposes institutional corruption. In this book, Iriwn defines what propaganda meant before the  First World War,  which was "the means which the adherent of a political or religious faith employed to convince the unconverted".Category
Public Relations, Propaganda, Journalism
Acquisition
Accession
2025.7Source or Donor
Burton St. John IIISource (if not Accessioned)
Burton St. John IIINotes
October 2025Book Details
Author
Will IrwinPublisher
Whittlesey HousePlace Published
State/Province
New YorkCountry
United States, United KingdomContinent
North America, EuropeCity
LondonRegion
EnglandDate Published
1936Copyright
Copyright Holder
Will IrwinCopyright Date
1936Created By
jade@prmuseum.orgCreate Date
October 14, 2025Updated By
jade@prmuseum.orgUpdate Date
October 14, 2025