The History of Terrorism
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Nationalism in Spain
Fascism in Spain
1936-1939 Spanish Civil War
George Seldes
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George Seldes
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1801-Today New York Post
1936-1939 Spanish Civil War
1949-Today George Polk Award
American alternative journalists
American anti-fascists
American media critics
American newspaper journalists
American people of the Spanish Civil War
American war correspondents
Anti-American Fascism
Chicago Tribune Newspaper
Foreign correspondents
Investigative journalists
Jewish anti-fascists
Lincoln Steffens
Muckrakers
Newsletter publishers (people)
United Press International (UPI)
WW1 News Reporters and Journalists
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1935 Lords of the Press (book)
1938 Freedom of the Press (book)
1943 Facts and Fascism (book)
1945 Suppressed documents by Seldes' editors, the Bell Syndicate and the Morgan and Chase Banks
1949 The People Don't Know: The American Press and the Cold War
1976 Even the Gods Can't Change History (book)
2009 1000 Americans: The Real Rulers of the U.S.A (book)
George Seldes brought attention to the National Association of Manufacturers' use of advertising dollars to produce news stories favorable to its members and suppress unfavorable ones
He cited J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI for anti-union campaigns
He exposed the health hazards of cigarettes and attacked the mainstream press for suppressing them, blaming the newspapers' heavy dependence on cigarette advertising
In Fact (newsletter)