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*''The Projection of England'' (1933), which 'argued for the creation of a school for 'national projection' - a propaganda body that would defend the British 'sense of fair play' from the challenges of America, fascist Europe and the Soviet Union.'<ref>Screenonline [http://www.screenonline.org.uk/people/id/1179594/ Tallents, Sir Stephen (1884-1958)], accessed 27 April 2010</ref> | *''The Projection of England'' (1933), which 'argued for the creation of a school for 'national projection' - a propaganda body that would defend the British 'sense of fair play' from the challenges of America, fascist Europe and the Soviet Union.'<ref>Screenonline [http://www.screenonline.org.uk/people/id/1179594/ Tallents, Sir Stephen (1884-1958)], accessed 27 April 2010</ref> | ||
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*[http://www.screenonline.org.uk/people/id/1179594/ Tallents, Sir Stephen (1884-1958)] | *[http://www.screenonline.org.uk/people/id/1179594/ Tallents, Sir Stephen (1884-1958)] | ||
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[[category:BBC|Tallents, Stephen]][[Category:British Propaganda|Tallents, Stephen]] | [[category:BBC|Tallents, Stephen]][[Category:British Propaganda|Tallents, Stephen]] | ||
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Affiliations
- Empire Marketing Board (1926-1933)
- Post Office (GPO) 1933
- BBC, (where he was Deputy Director General under Lord Reith)
- Ministry of Information
- After the Second World War he became founder President of The Institute of Public Relations
- Royal Society of Artists
- Royal Institute of British Architects
- the Society of Industrial Artists
- Design Industries Association
- member of the Committee of Enquiry into the Future of the British Film Institute (1948), which was 'instrumental in modernising the BFI and securing its government funding.'[1]
Publications
- The Projection of England (1933), which 'argued for the creation of a school for 'national projection' - a propaganda body that would defend the British 'sense of fair play' from the challenges of America, fascist Europe and the Soviet Union.'[2]
Further reading
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References
- ↑ Screenonline Tallents, Sir Stephen (1884-1958), accessed 27 April 2010
- ↑ Screenonline Tallents, Sir Stephen (1884-1958), accessed 27 April 2010
