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The Political Warfare Executive Syllabus Volume I
Author | : Erwin Warkentin |
Publsiher | : Cambridge Scholars Publishing |
Total Pages | : 466 |
Release | : 2019-05-08 |
Genre | : History |
ISBN | : 9781527534322 |
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“Time bombs,” “Trojan Horses” and “Dithering Hamlets” were all part of the everyday jargon of the World War II’s ultra-Secretive Political Warfare Executive (PWE). The PWE’s instructors used these terms in the training of the next generation of propagandists and political warriors. The Political Warfare Executive Syllabus reveals for the first time what it took to become a propagandist in what was then the most elite psychological warfare unit in the world. Under the maxim that a good propagandist is trained not born, the lecturers of the PWE Training School at Woburn Abbey and then Brondesbury systematically explored every aspect of how to deliver a lethal dose of propaganda to the enemy and then a purgative and curative dose in the peace that followed. The views of the PWE’s instructors were controversial. This is significant because they would play an important, if hidden, role in how Europe is developing even today. For example, they held a low opinion of the French in general and considered that they had been reduced to the level of “dithering Hamlets” by the German “Trojan Horses” even before the first German tank had crossed the Belgian frontier. On the dark side of PWE operations, they were not above killing the prostitutes whose brothels served the German U-Boot fleet in order to amplify their propaganda message. Perhaps most significant is that they saw Great Britain as European and espoused a Europe that looks very much like the European Union of the early 21st Century. However, there is one important difference. They saw this Greater Europe as accepting the British way of life and being led by Great Britain and not embracing American culture under German leadership. This first volume introduces the reader to the history and theory of political warfare as seen through the eyes of the inheritors of Lord Northcliffe’s Crewe House. Drawing on J. F. C. Fuller and his concept of a war fought in the mind without armies, it establishes the theoretical parameters of political warfare.
The Political Warfare Executive Syllabus Volume II
Author | : ERWIN. WARKENTIN |
Publsiher | : Cambridge Scholars Publishing |
Total Pages | : 459 |
Release | : 2019-07 |
Genre | : Electronic Book |
ISBN | : 1527533360 |
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Time bombs, Trojan Horses and Dithering Hamlets were all part of the everyday jargon of the World War II's ultra-Secretive Political Warfare Executive (PWE). The PWE's instructors used these terms in the training of the next generation of propagandists and political warriors. The Political Warfare Executive Syllabus reveals for the first time what it took to become a propagandist in what was then the most elite psychological warfare unit in the world. Under the maxim that a good propagandist is trained not born, the lecturers of the PWE Training School at Woburn Abbey and then Brondesbury systematically explored every aspect of how to deliver a lethal dose of propaganda to the enemy and then a purgative and curative dose in the peace that followed. The views of the PWE's instructors were controversial. This is significant because they would play an important, if hidden, role in how Europe is developing even today. For example, they held a low opinion of the French in general and considered that they had been reduced to the level of dithering Hamlets by the German Trojan Horses even before the first German tank had crossed the Belgian frontier. On the dark side of PWE operations, they were not above killing the prostitutes whose brothels served the German U-Boot fleet in order to amplify their propaganda message. Perhaps most significant is that they saw Great Britain as European and espoused a Europe that looks very much like the European Union of the early 21st Century. However, there is one important difference. They saw this Greater Europe as accepting the British way of life and being led by Great Britain and not embracing American culture under German leadership. This first volume introduces the reader to the history and theory of political warfare as seen through the eyes of the inheritors of Lord Northcliffe's Crewe House. Drawing on J. F. C. Fuller and his concept of a war fought in the mind without armies, it establishes the theoretical parameters of political warfare.
The Political Warfare Executive Syllabus Volume II
Author | : Erwin Warkentin |
Publsiher | : Cambridge Scholars Publishing |
Total Pages | : 459 |
Release | : 2019-05-08 |
Genre | : History |
ISBN | : 9781527534339 |
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“Time bombs,” “Trojan Horses” and “Dithering Hamlets” were all part of the everyday jargon of the World War II’s ultra-Secretive Political Warfare Executive (PWE). The PWE’s instructors used these terms in the training of the next generation of propagandists and political warriors. The Political Warfare Executive Syllabus reveals for the first time what it took to become a propagandist in what was then the most elite psychological warfare unit in the world. Under the maxim that a good propagandist is trained not born, the lecturers of the PWE Training School at Woburn Abbey and then Brondesbury systematically explored every aspect of how to deliver a lethal dose of propaganda to the enemy and then a purgative and curative dose in the peace that followed. The views of the PWE’s instructors were controversial. This is significant because they would play an important, if hidden, role in how Europe is developing even today. For example, they held a low opinion of the French in general and considered that they had been reduced to the level of “dithering Hamlets” by the German “Trojan Horses” even before the first German tank had crossed the Belgian frontier. On the dark side of PWE operations, they were not above killing the prostitutes whose brothels served the German U-Boot fleet in order to amplify their propaganda message. Perhaps most significant is that they saw Great Britain as European and espoused a Europe that looks very much like the European Union of the early 21st Century. However, there is one important difference. They saw this Greater Europe as accepting the British way of life and being led by Great Britain and not embracing American culture under German leadership. This first volume introduces the reader to the history and theory of political warfare as seen through the eyes of the inheritors of Lord Northcliffe’s Crewe House. Drawing on J. F. C. Fuller and his concept of a war fought in the mind without armies, it establishes the theoretical parameters of political warfare.
The Political Warfare Executive Syllabus Volume I
Author | : ERWIN. WARKENTIN |
Publsiher | : Cambridge Scholars Publishing |
Total Pages | : 466 |
Release | : 2019-07 |
Genre | : Electronic Book |
ISBN | : 1527533344 |
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Time bombs, Trojan Horses and Dithering Hamlets were all part of the everyday jargon of the World War II's ultra-Secretive Political Warfare Executive (PWE). The PWE's instructors used these terms in the training of the next generation of propagandists and political warriors. The Political Warfare Executive Syllabus reveals for the first time what it took to become a propagandist in what was then the most elite psychological warfare unit in the world. Under the maxim that a good propagandist is trained not born, the lecturers of the PWE Training School at Woburn Abbey and then Brondesbury systematically explored every aspect of how to deliver a lethal dose of propaganda to the enemy and then a purgative and curative dose in the peace that followed. The views of the PWE's instructors were controversial. This is significant because they would play an important, if hidden, role in how Europe is developing even today. For example, they held a low opinion of the French in general and considered that they had been reduced to the level of dithering Hamlets by the German Trojan Horses even before the first German tank had crossed the Belgian frontier. On the dark side of PWE operations, they were not above killing the prostitutes whose brothels served the German U-Boot fleet in order to amplify their propaganda message. Perhaps most significant is that they saw Great Britain as European and espoused a Europe that looks very much like the European Union of the early 21st Century. However, there is one important difference. They saw this Greater Europe as accepting the British way of life and being led by Great Britain and not embracing American culture under German leadership. This first volume introduces the reader to the history and theory of political warfare as seen through the eyes of the inheritors of Lord Northcliffe's Crewe House. Drawing on J. F. C. Fuller and his concept of a war fought in the mind without armies, it establishes the theoretical parameters of political warfare.
On Political War
Author | : Paul A. Smith |
Publsiher | : Unknown |
Total Pages | : 308 |
Release | : 1989 |
Genre | : Business & Economics |
ISBN | : UIUC:30112104053886 |
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This study of political warfare (PW) in the Western world traces the develop. of PW since antiquity. It emphasizes the role of political competition as a form of conflict and discusses the historical antecedents of our modern internat. political rhetoric with specific application to the U.S.-Soviet relationship. Smith's grasp of history, lit., art, politics, and armed conflict comprehensively informs his contention that PW is often as crucial to nat. survival as the massing of great land, sea, and air power. Chapters: antiquity; the Reformation; the Napoleonic Era; WW I; Marxism-Leninism; the Nazis; Britain and Amer. in WW II; the Cold War; and today, and the future.
Political warfare and psychological operations rethinking the US approach
Author | : Carnes Lord |
Publsiher | : DIANE Publishing |
Total Pages | : 256 |
Release | : 1989 |
Genre | : Electronic Book |
ISBN | : 9781428982031 |
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A Syllabus of Psychological Warfare
Author | : United States. War Department. General Staff,Paul Myron Anthony Linebarger |
Publsiher | : Unknown |
Total Pages | : 58 |
Release | : 1946 |
Genre | : Propaganda |
ISBN | : RUTGERS:39030039493079 |
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A Psychological Warfare Casebook
Author | : William E. Daugherty |
Publsiher | : Johns Hopkins University Press |
Total Pages | : 910 |
Release | : 1958 |
Genre | : History |
ISBN | : MINN:31951001402211I |
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Through the use of a casebook approach, the editors illustrate the important aspects and principles of psychological warfare which could be used for training or reference purposes by civilian or military officers who may come in contact with psychological warfare operators.