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| − | + | A [[propaganda]] organisation overseen by [[Lord Burnham]] the newspaper proprietor and [[G. H. Roberts]] MP. In 1922 it was merged with the covert propaganda unit run by [[Sydney Walton]] under the [[Lloyd George]] regime in the UK in 1922.<ref>Keith Middlemass, (1979) ''Politics in Industrial Society: The Experience of the British System Since 1911'', London: Andre Deutsch, p. 353.</ref> | |
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A propaganda organisation overseen by Lord Burnham the newspaper proprietor and G. H. Roberts MP. In 1922 it was merged with the covert propaganda unit run by Sydney Walton under the Lloyd George regime in the UK in 1922.[1]
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References
- ↑ Keith Middlemass, (1979) Politics in Industrial Society: The Experience of the British System Since 1911, London: Andre Deutsch, p. 353.
