Comrades at War Soviet Radio Broadcasting during the 1979 Sino-Vietnamese War
Comrades at War Soviet Radio Broadcasting during the 1979 Sino-Vietnamese War
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战争中的同志 1979年中越战争期间苏联广播电台的广播
DOI：
10.1080/13688804.2019.1652580
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发表时间：
2019
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0.4
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Busch P
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Busch P
中越战争本可以升级为一场涉及苏联的更大范围的对抗。公共传播在限制冲突方面发挥了重要作用。本文通过对英国广播公司监控局(BBCM)制作的苏联国内广播电台的文字记录的分析，有助于我们对危机时期国家控制的广播的理解。它还增加了我们对冷战后期苏联电台的了解，认为苏联电台在传达有关战争的新闻方面是全面、多样和及时的，到20世纪70年代末，苏联电台在构建信息方面已经取得了相当大的成熟。这篇文章还讨论了BBCM无线电记录的大量收集，其中包括不一定提供给英国和美国政府部门的“原始”记录，使我们能够评估广播在苏联政治信息中所起的作用。
The Sino-Vietnamese War could have escalated into a wider confrontation involving the Soviet Union. Public communications played an important role in keeping the conflict limited. By focusing on transcripts of Soviet domestic radio produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation’s Monitoring Service (BBCM), this article makes a contribution to our understanding of state-controlled broadcasting during the crisis. It also adds to our knowledge of Soviet radio in the late Cold War, arguing that it was comprehensive, varied and timely in communicating news about the war and that Soviet radio had achieved considerable sophistication in framing its message by the end of the 1970s. The article also discusses how the vast collection of BBCM radio transcripts, which consists of ‘raw’ transcripts that were not necessarily fed into the British and US government departments, allows us to assess the role broadcasting played in Soviet political messaging.