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This text uncovers British cinema's contribution to Cold War propaganda, and its attempts to create a consensus among British audiences on Cold War issues. It examines the Cold War as refracted through the silver screen and tells how the British public reacted to the industry's efforts.

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This well-researched and accessible book is a welcome addition...extremely valuable... --History: The Journal of the Historical Association . . .It is admirable, in all, exemplary in most regards, and more than worth the price of admission... --Tony Aldgate, Oxford English Language Teaching Journal . . .an enlightening account of the largely unchallenged political constraints under which English studios operated... --Journal of Cold War Studies well-conceived...the research is quite detailed...one of the book's merits is the bold sweep of its attention. --Journal of Contemporary History

This well-researched and accessible book is a welcome addition...extremely valuable... <br>--History: The Journal of the Historical Association<br>.,. It is admirable, in all, exemplary in most regards, and more than worth the price of admission... --Tony Aldgate, Oxford English Language Teaching Journal <br>.,. an enlightening account of the largely unchallenged political constraints under which English studios operated... - -Journal of Cold War Studies <br> well-conceived...the research is quite detailed...one of the book's merits is the bold sweep of its attention. -- Journal of Contemporary History <br>

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Tony Shaw is Lecturer in Modern History at the University of Hertfordshire.

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