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A detailed and largely sympathetic account of the British press where intrepid correspondents emerge, quite rightly, as heroes, whilst pro-Appeasement politicians are accused of 'gross negligence'. * Chandrika Kaul, Reader in Modern History, University of St Andrews, UK *

A detailed and largely sympathetic account of the British press where intrepid correspondents emerge, quite rightly, as heroes, whilst pro-Appeasement politicians are accused of 'gross negligence'. * Chandrika Kaul, Reader in Modern History, University of St Andrews, UK * Carefully researched and clearly written, this book demonstrates just how much British newspaper readers could have known of the Nazi regime before the Second World War. It is important in helping us to understand their attitude to conflict before and during 1939. * Daniel Todman, Professor of Modern History, Queen Mary University of London, UK *

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Kylie Galbraith is Visiting Research Fellow at the University of Adelaide, Australia.

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