The Problem of International Propaganda
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The Problem of International PropagandaEntry/Object ID
2024.2.16Secondary Title
A New Technique Necessary in Developing Understanding Between NationsDescription
An address by public relations pioneer Ivy Lee delivered before a private group of persons concerned with international affairs, in London, July 3, 1934Context
Ivy Lee was a founding father of modern public relations, who is well-known for his work with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. In this address, Ivy Lee focuses on the use of war propaganda and in times of crises, nations do not understand each other "except with guns". Lee also highlights studies of mass psychology and the importance to adopt new methods to make the "new world" a better place.Category
Propaganda