The propaganda war in the revolutionary decade
History Ireland13 Aug 2021

The propaganda war in the revolutionary decade

According to British Prime Minister David Lloyd George Irish nationalists were ‘natural propagandists’. How accurate was this description? How did they breach what Arthur Griffith called the ‘paper wall’ of British news coverage? How important was the new medium of film? And what was the role of women as both the disseminators and objects of propaganda? To address these and other questions tune in to History Ireland editor, Tommy Graham, in discussion with Ciara Chambers, Darragh Gannon, Maurice Walsh and Margaret Ward.

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Image attached. Caption: Irish-American women protest in Washington DC, 1920.

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