An accomplished study of the interactions of journalists, soldiers and civilians at a time when lying, particularly in the national interest, was not only the norm, but considered a patriotic duty.
This book looks at WWI in relation to war history, the media and Australian culture. It is a cross-national study in how readers of Australian, British, French and English newspapers were informed of the same events and topics during the first world war.
Publisher
UNSW Press
Publication Date
Apr 1999
ISBN
9780868405698
Pages
-
Item Type
Book
Format
Paperback
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