Defending Democracy in Cold War Finland: British and American Propaganda and Cultural Diplomacy in Finland, 1944–1970: New Perspectives on the Cold War, cartea 7
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ISBN-13: 9789004406889
ISBN-10: 9004406883
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.79 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria New Perspectives on the Cold War
ISBN-10: 9004406883
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.79 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria New Perspectives on the Cold War
Cuprins
Preface and Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
1 Launch of Western Activities in Post- War Finland, 1944–1947
1 Western Propaganda in Finland before and during WW2
2 One War Ends, Another Begins
3 Relaunching British Propaganda
4 The British Council and the bbc: Restoration to Peace Time Conditions
5 American Presence: Quick but Reserved Start
6 Removal of ‘Nazi Elements’ in Finnish Media
7 Steady Growth of British Impact
8 First Signs of usis Expansion
9 Finland and Propaganda: Tight Control and Intensifying Political Agitation
10 Contacting Key Media Outlets
11 A Restricted Yet Far- Reaching Beginning
2 Cold War Battle in Finland Begins, 1948–1949
1 ird Takes the Initiative
2 “Maximum Influence with Minimum Display”
3 Promoting the Positive of America
4 Spreading the Word to Social Democrats
5 Soviet and Communist Countermeasures Reach Burning Point
6 Balancing between Political Propaganda and Misleading Promises
3 Western Propaganda Reaches Full Gear, 1950–1953
1 Cold War Enters Every Home
2 Expansion of US Activities
3 From the Projection of America to Counterattacking Communist Propaganda
4 Aikamme Catches Workers’ Attention
5 Adjusting British Propaganda to Local Practices
6 Britain Enters Harder Propaganda War
7 More Open Pro-Western and Anti-Communist Sentiment Arises
8 usis Finds New Film Audiences
9 voa Finland – Propaganda Effort Falling Short
10 bbc Joins Arms
11 An Increasingly Direct but Slightly Predictable Approach
4 The Many Forms of Cultural Diplomacy, 1950– 1953
1 Anglo- American Cooperation in Finland Begins
2 Breakthrough in Exchange of People – asla and
3 Printed Praise, Leader Visits and Academic Reform
4 Popularity of American Culture Dwarfs Soviet Efforts
5 Making British Ends Meet
6 Helsinki Olympics: Using a Sporting Event as a Tool for Propaganda
7 Responding to Growing Cultural Demand
5 British and American Message Finds Its Audience, 1954–1957
1 From Roll-Back to an Evolutionary Strategy
2 ‘A Western Breeze over Finland’
3 ird Activity: Effective or Not?
4 Expansion Comes to Halt
5 Revealing Communist Injustices
6 US Makes Its Presence Felt
7 Using Surveys as Propaganda Tools
8 Presenting American Progress and Prosperity
9 Hungarian Uprising Reheats the Battlefield
10 New Forms of Culture Spark Operations into Light
11 Battle over Finnish Television
12 Towards Modern Informational and Cultural Promotion
6 Period of Turmoil, 1958– 1960
1 Dark Clouds Appear on the Horizon
2 The Night Frost Crisis – Strong Reactions and Readjustments
3 Dealing with the Change in Political Landscape
4 Culture Enters Centre Stage
5 cia-Funded Activities Find Their Way to Finnish Shores
6 Renewed Tension in Finland Alerts the Western Powers
7 Into a New Era, 1961–1970
1 The Note Crisis and the Tightening Propaganda Environment
2 Cold War Comes to Town
3 Adjusting to a New Operational Environment
4 Into the 1970s
5 Political Propaganda Gives Way to Positive Promotion
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
1 Launch of Western Activities in Post- War Finland, 1944–1947
1 Western Propaganda in Finland before and during WW2
2 One War Ends, Another Begins
3 Relaunching British Propaganda
4 The British Council and the bbc: Restoration to Peace Time Conditions
5 American Presence: Quick but Reserved Start
6 Removal of ‘Nazi Elements’ in Finnish Media
7 Steady Growth of British Impact
8 First Signs of usis Expansion
9 Finland and Propaganda: Tight Control and Intensifying Political Agitation
10 Contacting Key Media Outlets
11 A Restricted Yet Far- Reaching Beginning
2 Cold War Battle in Finland Begins, 1948–1949
1 ird Takes the Initiative
2 “Maximum Influence with Minimum Display”
3 Promoting the Positive of America
4 Spreading the Word to Social Democrats
5 Soviet and Communist Countermeasures Reach Burning Point
6 Balancing between Political Propaganda and Misleading Promises
3 Western Propaganda Reaches Full Gear, 1950–1953
1 Cold War Enters Every Home
2 Expansion of US Activities
3 From the Projection of America to Counterattacking Communist Propaganda
4 Aikamme Catches Workers’ Attention
5 Adjusting British Propaganda to Local Practices
6 Britain Enters Harder Propaganda War
7 More Open Pro-Western and Anti-Communist Sentiment Arises
8 usis Finds New Film Audiences
9 voa Finland – Propaganda Effort Falling Short
10 bbc Joins Arms
11 An Increasingly Direct but Slightly Predictable Approach
4 The Many Forms of Cultural Diplomacy, 1950– 1953
1 Anglo- American Cooperation in Finland Begins
2 Breakthrough in Exchange of People – asla and
3 Printed Praise, Leader Visits and Academic Reform
4 Popularity of American Culture Dwarfs Soviet Efforts
5 Making British Ends Meet
6 Helsinki Olympics: Using a Sporting Event as a Tool for Propaganda
7 Responding to Growing Cultural Demand
5 British and American Message Finds Its Audience, 1954–1957
1 From Roll-Back to an Evolutionary Strategy
2 ‘A Western Breeze over Finland’
3 ird Activity: Effective or Not?
4 Expansion Comes to Halt
5 Revealing Communist Injustices
6 US Makes Its Presence Felt
7 Using Surveys as Propaganda Tools
8 Presenting American Progress and Prosperity
9 Hungarian Uprising Reheats the Battlefield
10 New Forms of Culture Spark Operations into Light
11 Battle over Finnish Television
12 Towards Modern Informational and Cultural Promotion
6 Period of Turmoil, 1958– 1960
1 Dark Clouds Appear on the Horizon
2 The Night Frost Crisis – Strong Reactions and Readjustments
3 Dealing with the Change in Political Landscape
4 Culture Enters Centre Stage
5 cia-Funded Activities Find Their Way to Finnish Shores
6 Renewed Tension in Finland Alerts the Western Powers
7 Into a New Era, 1961–1970
1 The Note Crisis and the Tightening Propaganda Environment
2 Cold War Comes to Town
3 Adjusting to a New Operational Environment
4 Into the 1970s
5 Political Propaganda Gives Way to Positive Promotion
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
Notă biografică
Marek Fields, Ph.D. (2015), is an independent researcher living in Helsinki, Finland. He has previously published a monograph and several articles on Western propaganda in Finland, most notably his thesis Reinforcing Finland’s Attachment to the West (University of Helsinki 2015).