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The ministry’s array of “secret transmitters,” masquerading as English radio stations but based in Germany, were now to be deployed, “to arouse alarm and fear among the British people.” They were to take pains to disguise their German origins, even to the point of starting broadcasts with criticism of the Nazi Party, and fill their reports with grisly details of air-raid deaths and injuries, so that when the first air raids against England took place, the populace would be primed for panic.
Otis Chandler
Fake news! Formerly known as propaganda.
The Splendid and the Vile: A Saga of Churchill, Family, and Defiance During the Blitz
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