Second World War Network Conversations: Visuals, News & Propaganda in Britain The RSE-funded Second World War Studies Network (Scotland) aims to facilitate the discussion and exchange of ideas on the theme of the Second World War. As part of the relaunch of the Network, we are hosting a short series of summer online panels, entitled 'Second World War Conversations', continuing with a panel on visuals, news and propaganda in wartime Britain. The session will take place on Teams. It is free and open to all, please register at the Eventbrite link. Jun 22 2021 10.00 - 12.00 Second World War Network Conversations: Visuals, News & Propaganda in Britain This discussion is moderated by Wendy Ugolini. Jonathan Black will be speaking on wartime artist Eric Kennington, Grace Stephenson on British cinema newsreels, and Marc Wiggam on the British national press. Register on Eventbrite
Second World War Network Conversations: Visuals, News & Propaganda in Britain The RSE-funded Second World War Studies Network (Scotland) aims to facilitate the discussion and exchange of ideas on the theme of the Second World War. As part of the relaunch of the Network, we are hosting a short series of summer online panels, entitled 'Second World War Conversations', continuing with a panel on visuals, news and propaganda in wartime Britain. The session will take place on Teams. It is free and open to all, please register at the Eventbrite link. Jun 22 2021 10.00 - 12.00 Second World War Network Conversations: Visuals, News & Propaganda in Britain This discussion is moderated by Wendy Ugolini. Jonathan Black will be speaking on wartime artist Eric Kennington, Grace Stephenson on British cinema newsreels, and Marc Wiggam on the British national press. Register on Eventbrite
Jun 22 2021 10.00 - 12.00 Second World War Network Conversations: Visuals, News & Propaganda in Britain This discussion is moderated by Wendy Ugolini. Jonathan Black will be speaking on wartime artist Eric Kennington, Grace Stephenson on British cinema newsreels, and Marc Wiggam on the British national press.
