“Noise and Flutter”: American Propaganda Strategy and Operation in India during World War II
“Noise and Flutter”: American Propaganda Strategy and Operation in India during World War II
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“噪音与颤动”：二战期间美国在印度的宣传策略与运作
DOI：
10.1111/j.1467-7709.2009.00849.x
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发表时间：
2010
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0.4
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E. Pullin
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作者：
E. Pullin
日本偷袭珍珠港后，富兰克林政府开始对美国进行军事干预。罗斯福认识到印度拥有令人印象深刻的军事和工业能力，但他认为，印度为从大英帝国独立而进行的反殖民主义斗争使这些能力受到怀疑。[1]与此同时，政府注意到外交目标和信息活动之间的联系越来越紧密。[2]虽然认识到宣传在国际事务中的重要性，但政府未能阐明美国信息活动的作用和目的。失败在很大程度上是由于
After the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor, the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt recognized that India possessed impressive military and industrial capacities, but he concluded that its anticolonial struggle for independence from the British Empire placed those capacities in doubt. 1 At the same time, the administration observed an increasing connection between diplomatic goals and information activities. 2 Although appreciating the importance of propaganda in international affairs, the administration failed to articulate the role and purpose of American information activities. The failure stemmed in large part from the