Transatlantic Radio Dramas

Discover the compelling history of the BBC Latin American Service in Transatlantic Radio Dramas by Thomaz Daniel Mandur. Published by the University of Pittsburgh Press in 2024, this hardback edition spans 264 pages and delves into the service's intriguing origins, established in 1938 with funding from the British Ministry of Information. The BBC Latin American Service was a strategic response to the rise of fascist propaganda aimed at Latin America, showcasing the power of radio in shaping public opinion and cultural narratives. This insightful book not only explores the historical significance of the service but also highlights its impact on transatlantic relations. Perfect for history enthusiasts and those interested in media studies, Transatlantic Radio Dramas is a must-read that illuminates a pivotal moment in communication history.