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London Calling Italy - BBC Broadcasts During the Second World War (Hardcover)
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London Calling Italy - BBC Broadcasts During the Second World War (Hardcover)
Series: Studies in Popular Culture
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'London Calling Italy offers an expertly researched,
thought-provoking analysis of BBC propaganda for Italy during the
Second World War, exploring how programmes were put together and
what listeners made of them. It will surely become the key work on
this topic.' Simon Potter, Professor of Modern History at the
University of Bristol London calling Italy is a book about Radio
Londra, as the BBC Italian Service was known in Italy, and the
company's development as a global leader in the broadcasting
industry, starting from the Second World War. Drawing on unexplored
archive material collected in Italy and the United Kingdom, it aims
to understand how the BBC programmes engaged with ordinary
Italians, while concurrently conducting political warfare against
fascist Italy. The book also focuses on the relationship between
the BBC Italian anti-fascist broadcasters, the British Foreign
Office, and Labour Party. Key sources analysed in the book are,
among others, the Foreign Office's records, the programmes
broadcast by the BBC Italian Service during the Allied campaign,
the memoirs of Italian anti-fascist broadcasters, the BBC surveys
on the audience and the letters sent by listeners of the Italian
Service. -- .
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