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Often they didn't because giving out information could endanger their lives. News reels were made by the army for movie theaters.
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How did people get the news during revolutionary war?
People used paper and ink to get news which is called of course lettering. People lettered other people to know what was happening during the war to get information.
Why was the wireless important in World War 2?
to tell the people about the news and what was going on
How did people hear about the outbreak of World War 2?
News regarding the outbreak of war came mostly from the radio .
When was The Illustrated War News created?
The Illustrated War News was created in 1914.
How do people get their news about the war flyboys?
Often they didn't because giving out information could endanger their lives. News reels were made by the army for movie theaters.
How did photojournalism affect the Vietnam war?
A picture's worth a thousand words; and there were thousands of pictures.It was also the first war on the evening news every night. This changed how people looked at war and the protests against the war started. Notice we don't see much today on the news about the war in Iraq ? There is a reason.
Did the people support the soldiers and sailors who fought in the Korean War?
was not a war, so not much news coverage, no news men were allowed , unlike today, [I think that's a mastake alowing news crews there] no parades no welcomeing groups, when we came back, just another day,
How did ordinary World War 1 people find out about World War 1?
Normally through media, i,e; News paper, radio...etc
Did people have radio in world war 1?
Yes because during the WW1 people used the radios to see about news and listening to the radio.
What do you call the people that talk on the news?
People who talk on the news are news reporters
Where was the news announced from world war 11?
The BBC world news service provided short wave radio news during the entire war.
Who did the News Coverage On World War 2?
lots of people! probably too much to count! Julian marteniz
