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1953 CIA Source: People Died in Czechoslovakia Because of Pro-Communist Propaganda from Voice of America

OPINION AND ANALYSIS Cold War Radio Museum By Ted Lipien Note: The article has been updated to include information that Heda Margolius Kovály had worked in the 1970s as a freelance reporter for the Voice of America Czechoslovak Service under a...

January 4, 2019 Tadeusz Lipien 1952, 1953, Adolf Hofmeister, Alexandr Solzhenitsyn, Anti-Semitism, BBC, CIA, Cold War, Czechoslovakia, Frantisek Lysy, Heda Margolius Kovály, history, Ivan Margolius, Ivan Medek, Jana Horakova Kansky, John Cocutz, John Houseman, Jolyon Naegele, Joseph Stalin, Józef Światło, Kaca Kralova, Katyn, Milada Horáková, Miro Dobrovodsky, Pavel Pecháček, Pavel Tigrid, Poland, propaganda, RFE, Rudolf Margolius, Rudolf Slánský, Slovakia, Soviet Union, Stefan Arski, Ted Lipien, VOA, Vojtech Nevlud, Zdenek F. Sedivy 0 Comments

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1953 CIA Source: People Died in Czechoslovakia Because of Pro-Communist Propaganda from Voice of America