counter-propaganda

The next few pages are in the nature of counter-propaganda.

So all they could do was start counter-propaganda.

The regime has set about muzzling the media and issuing its own counter-propaganda.

His work was fed directly into Allied counter-propaganda.

"Under our former Foreign Minister, our ministry didn't make much effort at counter-propaganda."

His program included provisions such as use of counter-propaganda and discrimination, and other actions intended to "turn the public against the terrorists."

A fun short, with a serious message about power and disinformation, and the role of counter-propaganda in contemporary forestry politics.

It's incongruous using my wardrobe as counter-propaganda!

The music was used in American Forces Network radio broadcasting for entertainment and counter-propaganda against fascism.

I believe the most effective counter-propaganda would be a visio-sequencea historical survey of the office and a biographical account based on your career and character.

But he termed the film "well-made counter-propaganda."

But with the arrival of the radio station, foreign forces now no longer have to rely on fighting counter-propaganda with leaflet drops from planes.

One group has set up a media wing to wage a "counter-propaganda" campaign against Gaddafi's state media (it offers assistance to foreign journalists).

He asked: "What does this say about the failure of the West to get the counter-narrative and the counter-propaganda out worldwide and effectively?"

However, in late 1954 and early 1955, along with counter-propaganda, the Viet Minh sought to prevent would-be refugees from leaving.

Cold War counter-propaganda.

That is why the most important thing today is propaganda: today we are `populists': we must go to the people with counter-propaganda.

Counter-propaganda to beat Philo's suggestions.

Disinformation, death threats, fire-bombings, assaults, break-ins, and anonymous counter-propaganda against the organisation was commonplace.

Sunday worship was permitted, but the camps were officially non-religious and were instructed in February 1941 to watch out for "religious counter-propaganda".

Counterintelligence and counter-propaganda (run by the Tokko-Kempeitai as 'anti-ideological work')

Aside from handling propaganda and counter-propaganda, the corps is also tasked with conducting background checks on recruits when they first enroll in any training courses.

Along with counter-propaganda, the Viet Minh also sought to detain or otherwise prevent would-be refugees from leaving.

Exposure to propaganda inspires some people to produce counter-propaganda to correct the predominant misperceptions that permeate the public pysche.