19. POLITICAL WARFARE.
Political warfare (also called
"crisis diplomacy," or "the war of nerves,
or "the war of nerves," or the "diplomacy of
dramatic intimidation") consists of the framing of national policy in such
a way as to facilitate propaganda or military operations, whether with
respect to the direct political relations of governments to one another or
in relation to groups of persons possessing a political character.
T10.
MEDIA. The devices by means of which the communication
is conveyed. (In everyday life, the most common media are the living
voice, the telephone, print, and the typewriter. In war propaganda, the most
common media are voice radio, wireless in plain code, leaflets and pam-
phlets.)
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