Sentence examples for propaganda broadcast from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, January 15 , 1944P. 13 Picked up from a recent Japanese propaganda broadcast.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 15 , 1944P. 13 Picked up from a recent Japanese propaganda broadcast.

Then there's the grim horror of the Japanese PoW camp, where Louie toughly refuses to take part in some creepy PG Wodehouse-style radio propaganda broadcast to America's home front pretending to be well treated.

Over brooding strings and a dark, synth pulse came the voice of Quentin Reynolds in Humphrey Jennings's 1940 propaganda broadcast: "The sign of a great fighter is, can he get up from the floor after being knocked down?

Propaganda broadcast misinformation about the event, claiming that the rebels were communists who had killed hospital patients.

Now, with his jailers ordering him to do a propaganda broadcast, J. Robinson Risner, in the solitude of his cell, tried to destroy his voice.

This was a propaganda programme broadcast in Iraq by US army psychological-operations teams from a specially adapted aircraft in 2003/04.

The only critical voices were likely to come from Bush House in London, via the BBC's Arabic Service, or from the French government's racier Radio Monte Carlo, or from the propaganda broadcasts of neighbouring, hostile regimes.Nearly all Arab states maintain terrestrial broadcasting monopolies (Iraq and Lebanon being the exceptions).

In one retaliatory measure last week, South Korea threatened to resume propaganda broadcasts from loudspeakers at the DMZ.

He has severed most trade and contacts with the North and vowed to resume the propaganda broadcasts.

South Korea also said it would resume propaganda broadcasts by loudspeaker into North Korea from Friday, Mr Kim's birthday.