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This book sheds new and revealing light on British cultural and information policies in Greece by unearthing previously unexamined and less rigorously screened primary sources. These sources draw an intricate picture of a moment when, in the ruins of post-war southern Europe, British institutions sought to infiltrate and shape Greek society.
Gioula Koutsopanagou (BA Athens, MA and PhD LSE) is founding director of the Media History Workshop (ETMIET) in the Research Centre for Modern Greece at Panteion University, Athens and adjunct academic staff of the Faculty of Humanities in the Hellenic Open University, co-editor of the four-volume Encyclopaedia of the Greek Press, the author of the monograph The British Press and the Greek Crisis, 1943-1949. Orchestrating the Cold-War 'Consensus' in Britain. She is currently writing a monograph on From the War for Freedom to Democracy: the BBC Greek Service, 1939-2005.
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