Radio Warfare; OSS and CIA Subversive Propaganda

New York: Praeger, 1989. First Printing [Stated]. Hardcover. Very good/Very good. 24 cm. x, [2], 249, [3] pages. Abbreviations. Selected Bibliography. Index. Pencil erasure on front endpaper, publisher's ephemera laid in. Lawrence Charles Soley, American communications educator, author. Recipient best article award American Academy Advertising, 1993, Sigma Delta Chi award, 1990. Member Investigative Reports and Editors, Speech Communications Association, National Writers Union, Media Alliance (founding), Society Professional Journalists. Assistant professor University Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 1980-1981, Pennsylvania State University, State College, 1981-1982, University Georgia, Athens, 1982-1983. Associate professor City University of New York, 1983-1987, University Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1987-1992, College Communications, Marquette University, Milwaukee, since 1992. "The first book-length treatment of the subject ever published, RADIO WARFARE examines U.S. radio propaganda during World War II and analyzes the impact of this propaganda on U.S. post-war strategy." [from dust-jacket flap]. The contents address Subversive radio broadcasting, United States Psychological Warfare activities, Psychwar Stations, Soviet Psychwar, and the Cold War.