Zusammenfassung
In diesem Essay wird der Einfluss der internationalen Medien auf den Zusammenbruch der kommunistischen Regime in Ungarn und Rumänien erörtert. Dazu wird im Folgenden eine Analyse auf drei Ebenen angestrebt, die Kurz- und Langzeitprozesse berücksichtigt und auf dem Konzept der Kommunikation und dem der Propaganda basiert. Kommunikation wird hier verstanden als eine Übermittlung sachlicher, direkter Informationen, die gewisse ethische Prinzipien berücksichtigt. Propaganda bezieht sich auf die Massenüberzeugung, d.h. auf die Rolle der Kommunikation während des Kalten Krieges, auf psychologische Kriegsführung und auf den starken Gegensatz zwischen pro-demokratischer und „roter“ Propaganda. In Anbetracht der Beschränkung der Analyse auf zwei Ländern wird sich die hier angestrebte Untersuchung auf den internationalen Rundfunk in den Sprachen Mittelosteuropas konzentrieren.
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Petrescu, D. (2010). Die internationalen Medien und der Zusammenbruch des Kommunismus in Ungarn und Rumänien: Eine vergleichende Analyse. In: Pollack, D., Wielgohs, J. (eds) Akteure oder Profiteure?. VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92462-5_9
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