Sentence examples for propaganda publication from inspiring English sources

Numero Zero (2015) concerns a journalist hired to work for a mysterious propaganda publication.

In 1931, a Nazi propaganda publication highlighting the ostensible shady business practices of Jews charged Ganz with editorially intimidating car companies to give him consulting fees.

According to Harlan's postwar testimony, he told Goebbels that the Metzger/Möller script was nothing more than "dramatized Stürmer", referring to a Nazi weekly propaganda publication.

There is also contention surrounding Bokova's membership in Bulgaria's Communist Party during the Cold War, and her father's former job as editor-in-chief of its propaganda publication.

This despite the fact that King gave a friendly interview to a far-right propaganda publication in Europe in which he outlined an overtly white nationalist worldview and supported anti-Semitic conspiracy theories about the influence of liberal billionaire George Soros.

Twice in the space of a week, Isis propaganda publications have glorified nine of the 10 terrorists who murdered 130 people in the Paris area on 13 November.

A leaked North Korean security report from September 2014 revealed that "inappropriate recordings and propaganda publications" were on the rise, with mobile phones proving difficult to control.

As late as 1944 occasional propaganda publications continued to refer to him by this unofficial title as well however.

While all Chinese news outlets answer to the propaganda authorities, publications often try to push the bounds of what can be reported, in part to win readers.

ISIS propaganda — in online publications, audio messages, on social media, and the encrypted Telegram messaging service has been urging followers and sympathizers to stay away and instead wreak havoc at home.

Most of the major dailies and magazines of the globe, trade publications, propaganda outfits, Pentagon handouts, the voiciest of blogs, specialist websites, the websites of individual experts with a great deal to say, websites, in fact, for just about anyone from historians, theologians, and philosophers to techies, book lovers, and yes, those fascinated with journalism.