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Censorship Reforms
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Mind Map on Censorship Reforms, created by mhollingsworth09 on 07/10/2015.
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Censorship Reforms
Reforms made
Newspapers, books and periodicals no longer had to submit work to be censored
Preventive Censorship
Newspapers could discuss government policy
Editors were given more freedom
Advantages
Relaxation of censorship led to a rapid increase in the no. of works published
Bolder writers and editors were able to push the boundary on sensitive topics
Allowed court cases to be reported
The public was becoming more informed
Disadvantages
Some journals were overly radical or critical of the regime
The Ministry of Interior did come close to shutting down some publishers
Social issues wre reported which the regime did not want exposed
Alcholism
Crime
Peasant suffering
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