Ideology and Soviet and American Correspondents during the Cold War with Dina Fainberg
About this episode
The episode discusses the impact of Cold War ideologies on the reporting of Soviet and American correspondents and its influence on public perception and policy.
In this episode we talk with Dina Fainberg about the Cold War ideologies that shaped how Soviet and American foreign correspondents reported on each other's countries and how their reporting influenced the views of policy makers, commentators, and citizens. Fainberg is an assistant professor of modern history at City University of London and the author of "Cold War Correspondents: Soviet and American Reporters on the Ideological Front Lines."
People in this episode
Host: prbeckman
Guest: Dina Fainberg
Topics covered
- Cold War
- journalism
- foreign correspondents
- ideology
- Soviet Union
- United States
Keywords
- Cold War
- journalism
- foreign correspondents
- ideology
- Soviet Union
- United States
- Dina Fainberg
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: City University of London
Books & works: Cold War Correspondents: Soviet and American Reporters on the Ideological Front Lines
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