propaganda w służbie reżimu — autoportret dyktatury frankistowskiej
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Abstract
Propaganda on duty of regime – Franco’s dictatorship’s self-portrait
When general Francisco Franco took over the reign in Spain a period called Francist dictatorship began. Propaganda began to be used on a large scale, starting with the indoctrination of the journalists to make them represent “the truth” convenient for the national authorities in their material. A positive image of the regime was made also directly through organizing lavish national celebrations such as army parades. The actions were taken in such a manner, that Franco was portrayed as a brave, strong, eminent leader. Often, inconvenient information was hidden only to not destroy the ideally planned nation’s image in the eyes of Spanish society. However, the greatest propaganda influence had the Cinematographic Documents Chronicle, which aim was to inform about the local and world events, whose materials were often untrue and broadcasted with delay.
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| Authors | ;Bartłomiej Różycki |
| Journal | physical review special topics accelerators and beams |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.12775/HiP.2011.012
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