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Press control & Propaganda
- In 1923 & 1925, the PNF
introduced decrees
restricting the freedom
of the press
- By 1926, the decrees
were made into official
laws
- Left-wing
newspapers were
closed if the material
could be judge as
unfavourable to the
fascist regime
- Mussolini was more
interested in controlling
the press as opposed to
banning newspapers
- By 1926, the decrees
were made into official
laws
- All journalists were incorporated into
a fascist union. This controlled access
to jobs and promotion within the
profession
- Enforced a form of self-censorship
- Journalists has to join up
with a fascist
organisation and ensure
their work was positive
towards Mussolini
- Journalists has to join up
with a fascist
organisation and ensure
their work was positive
towards Mussolini
- Journalists were told not to
print stories on crime,
suicides or traffic accidents,
as this would disturb the
fascist image of Italy as a
country
- Enforced a form of self-censorship
- Fascist newspapers only had
100,000 in circulation compared
to 600,000 for the Vatican
newspaper
- Fascist newspapers only accounted
for 10% of the newspaper sales
- Independent newspapers were
allowed to exist under strict
guidance
- Fascist newspapers only accounted
for 10% of the newspaper sales
- The aim of Propaganda was to
change people into "true"
Fascists and to gain further
support from Mussolini's policies
- 1937- Celebration to
commemorate the 2000th
anniversary of Augustus Caesar
was held in rome
- 1 million people visited the
exhibition of the Roman history
- This propaganda was disseminated
through newspapers, radio, cinemas,
posters, mass rallies and sport.
- 1 million people visited the
exhibition of the Roman history
- 1937- Celebration to
commemorate the 2000th
anniversary of Augustus Caesar
was held in rome
- 1935- Formation of the Ministry of Press
- 1937- Renamed the Ministry of Popular Culture
- Not very sophisticated
- Difficulties in showing modern
mediums such as film, to spread
propaganda
- Lack of media in the south made nation
integration of all Italians into a consensus
for the support of the fascist
- Lack of media in the south made nation
integration of all Italians into a consensus
for the support of the fascist
- Not very sophisticated
- 1937- Renamed the Ministry of Popular Culture
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