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Radio Warfare: How Broadcasting Transformed America in World War II

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Engelsk
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Historie

Radio Goes to War is a groundbreaking exploration of the profound impact of radio broadcasting on American society during World War II. Drawing on a wealth of primary sources, including radio transcripts, government documents, and personal accounts, this book offers a fresh perspective on the role of radio in shaping public opinion, mobilizing the home front, and influencing the course of the war.

In the vast panorama of World War II, radio emerged as a powerful force, shaping the lives of millions of Americans. It brought news from the front lines directly into living rooms, painting vivid pictures of the sacrifices and triumphs of soldiers fighting overseas. Radio also served as a potent weapon of propaganda, with both the Allied and Axis powers using it to sway public opinion and undermine enemy morale.

But radio was not merely a mouthpiece for government messages. It also provided a much-needed escape from the grim realities of war. Soap operas, comedy shows, and musical programs offered a brief respite from the anxieties and uncertainties of wartime. For millions of Americans, radio became a source of comfort, solace, and connection.

Radio Goes to War examines the complex relationship between radio broadcasting and the American experience during World War II. It explores how radio shaped public opinion, mobilized the home front, and influenced the course of the war. The book also delves into the cultural impact of radio, examining its role in shaping national identity, promoting consumerism, and preserving the memory of the war.

Through meticulous research and engaging storytelling, Radio Goes to War sheds new light on the intricate interplay between radio, propaganda, and the American experience during World War II. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of broadcasting, the role of media in wartime, or the cultural impact of World War II.

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E-bog: 2. juni 2025

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