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Freedom of the Press / The Press in Eastern Europe during the Cold War
Freedom of the Press / The Press in Eastern Europe during the Cold War
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Preface
Søren Dosenrode
Søren Dosenrode
7–8
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9–40
Section One Kaj Munk
9–40
9–21
Chapter One: Approaching the Questions of Freedom of the Press, Censorship, Self-Censorship, and Press Ethics
Søren Dosenrode
Søren Dosenrode
9–21
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21–26
Chapter Two: Kaj Munk as a Journalist
Arense Lund
Arense Lund
21–26
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26–40
Chapter Three: Kaj Munk in and between the World Wars. Official and Political Censorship.
Svend Aage Nielsen
Svend Aage Nielsen
26–40
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41–110
Section Two The Press under Strain
41–110
41–59
Chapter Four: German Press in the Third Reich
Beate Schneider
Beate Schneider
41–59
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59–79
Chapter Five: Betrayal, Heroism and Everyday Life in the Norwegian Press during the German Occupation of Norway 1940-1945
Rune Ottosen
Rune Ottosen
59–79
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79–97
Chapter Six: The Danish Press during the German Occupation: Between Indirect and Direct Control and from Dominant to Negotiated Reading
Palle Roslyng-Jensen
Palle Roslyng-Jensen
79–97
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97–103
Chapter Seven: The Press in Eastern Europe during the Cold War
Peter Schiwy
Peter Schiwy
97–103
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103–110
Chapter Eight: Walking on a Knife's Edge: Freedom of Press in Turkey
Yusuf Kanli
Yusuf Kanli
103–110
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111–170
Section Three Religion, Politics and the Press
111–170
111–116
Chapter Nine: A Battle for Freedom of Speech
Anders Raahauge
Anders Raahauge
111–116
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116–121
Chapter Ten: Time to Re-Think Press Freedom?
Julian Petley
Julian Petley
116–121
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121–126
Chapter Eleven: Comments to Julian Petley’s article
Barry White
Barry White
121–126
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126–149
Chapter Twelve: Conflicting Readings: The Cartoon Crisis seen from Pakistan
Elisabeth Eide
Elisabeth Eide
126–149
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149–170
Chapter Thirteen: The Cold war Triumph of Radio Free Europe
Arch Puddington
Arch Puddington
149–170
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171–192
Section Four The Press as a Political Instrument
Jesper Strömbäck
Jesper Strömbäck
171–192
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Chapter Fourteen: Democracy and the Media: A Social Contract Dissolved?
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193–196
List of Contributers
193–196
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197–203
Index
197–203
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Freedom of the Press , page 97 - 103
The Press in Eastern Europe during the Cold War
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Peter Schiwy
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doi.org/10.5771/9783845224701-97
ISBN print: 978-3-8329-5184-9
ISBN online: 978-3-8452-2470-1
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