Propaganda

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• Pope Gregory XV founds the Propaganda Fide whole source

  The word had been coined in 1622, when Pope Gregory XV, frightened by the global spread of Protestantism, urgently proposed an addition to t…

• Emerson uses propagandist in favorable sense in English Traits whole source

  In his English Traits (1856), for instance, Emerson uses propagandist as an adjective not at all suggestive of the stealthy spread of some p…

• Encyclopedia Britannica published without propaganda definition whole source

  propaganda was a term so unimportant that there is no definition for it in the great 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica (which does include a shor…

• Governments systematically deploy modern media in World War One whole source

  it was not until 1915 that governments first systematically deployed the entire range of modern media to rouse their populations to fanatica…

• Walter Lippmann publishes Public Opinion whole source

  Bernays derived this vision from the writings of his intellectual hero, Walter Lippmann, whose classic Public Opinion had appeared in 1922.

• Bernays orchestrates bacon breakfast campaign for Beechnut Packing Company whole source

  The new salesman will then suggest to physicians to say publicly that it is wholesome to eat bacon.

• George Seldes reports on tobacco industry health risks in In Fact journal whole source

  As early as 1941, the independent journalist George Seldes was intrepidly reporting on the pertinent medical discoveries in his tiny muckrak…

• CIA Guatemala Coup Planning whole source

  Similarly, in 1953 Bernays helped put across the myth that Guatemala was at risk of communist subversion—a serviceable legend that the propa…

• Brande defines propaganda as term of reproach whole source

  the name propaganda applied in modern political language as a term of reproach to secret associations for the spread of opinions and princip…

• George Creel publishes How We Advertised America whole source

  We did not call it propaganda, for that word, in German hands, had come to be associated with deceit and corruption

• Arthur Ponsonby publishes Falsehood in Wartime whole source

  That same year saw the publication of another, very different book on propaganda: Falsehood in WarTime, by the British MP Arthur Ponsonby