Stealing the Monopoly of Knowledge?: Soviet Reactions to U.S. Cold War Broadcasting
@article{Mikkonen2010StealingTM, title={Stealing the Monopoly of Knowledge?: Soviet Reactions to U.S. Cold War Broadcasting}, author={S. Mikkonen}, journal={Kritika: Explorations in Russian and Eurasian History}, year={2010}, volume={11}, pages={771 - 805} }
A new era in international relations dawned after World War II: the Cold War was not a conventional war, but it was definitely not the peace people had been waiting for. It was a war that was waged in several arenas as the role of armed forces diminished and the battlefields moved elsewhere: to the United Nations, to the economic sphere, to sports events and concert halls, and to a great extent to international media. Indeed, the media played a decisive role in the development of the Cold War… CONTINUE READING
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