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| | Black propaganda by radio: the German Concordia broadcasts to Britain, 1940-1941 Historical Journal of Film, Radio and ... |
 | | It examines the output for Britain, of `Buro Concordia', a `fl' propaganda department of the Foreign Service of the RRG, which controlled a number of secret or `freedom' radio stations purporting to be based in the country to which they were directed. |
 | | The logic behind the establishment of these fl propaganda stations should be readily apparent: It is a commonplace of any psychological conflict, that `propaganda' is produced by the enemy--`they' do `propaganda', while `we' produce `news' or `information'. |
 | | Thus, if white propaganda is the strategic wing of a propaganda war, fl propaganda has a tactical function, and its style and content will veer and tack according to the vicissitudes of the greater military campaign. |
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