This 1944 monograph examines the democratic role of journalism in postwar United States and received the American Newspaper Publishers Association’s gold medal for the best student monograph on the achievements and responsibilities of U.S. newspapers in that period. Before this period, the author lived in Italy during the 1930s, working as a journalist and participating in Fascist propaganda efforts; she volunteered with the Italian Red Cross during the Italo-Ethiopian War, traveled with Italian military units in East Africa, and published writings funded by the Fascist regime’s Ministry of Popular Culture. The study offers a detailed reconstruction of the organizational structure of Goli Otok and presents a comparative examination of the administrative systems, hierarchical divisions, and operational practices of Goli Otok, Nazi camps, and the Gulag.
Author: November 25, 2025
Published at: 2025-11-25 00:00:00
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