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TitoloWhen the facts didn't speak for themselves: The Holocaust in the New York Times, 1939-1945

Autore

Laurel Leff

Call number070.4499405318/0001

Numero oggetto05653C

Luogo di pubblicazioneNew Jersey, United States

EditoreYeshiva University Press, Ktav

Anno di pubblicazione

2003

Paginazionepp51-78

MaterialeArticle

ISBN0881257753

NotesArticle from the book 'Why didn't the Press shout?" pp51-78

Descrizione

This article argues that the placement of news about the Holocaust almost uniformly on inside pages, as well as the failure to highlight it in editorials or in summaries id important events, made it difficult for most Americans to find the facts and to understand their importance

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