Harold Harmsworth (Italian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Harold Harmsworth" in Italian language version.

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amazon.co.uk

  • Viscount Rothermere e Winston S. Churchill, My Fight to Re-arm Britain, First Edition, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1939. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2018.

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cwgc.org

  • (EN) Casualty, su cwgc.org. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2018.

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hungarianhistory.com

  • (EN) VISCOUNT ROTHERMERE (Author of "Warnings and Predictions"), MY CAMPAIGN FOR HUNGARY (PDF), DEDICATED WITH DEVOTION AND GRATITUDE TO HIS SERENE HIGHNESS THE REGENT OF HUNGARY ADMIRAL HORTHY AND HIS PATIENT AND COURAGEOUS PEOPLE, Londra, Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1939.
    «in The Daily Mail demanding "Justice for Hungary". Since Gutenberg invented (..) I decided to call my article "Hungary's Place in the Sun"(...)»

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nationalvanguard.org

  • (EN) ROSEMARY PENNINGTON, Hurrah for the Blackshirts, su National Vanguard, 1º novembre 2017. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2018.

newstatesman.com

  • (EN) Peter Wilby, On historic fascism, The Daily Mail’s exposé of Max Mosley is a case of pot, kettle, black, su newstatesman.com. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2018.
    «In the 1930s, its proprietor Harold Harmsworth, the first Viscount Rothermere, supported not only Mosley’s British Union of Fascists but also Hitler and Mussolini. As Adrian Addison’s recent history of the paper records, “article after article… in support of the Fascists rained down on… readers for year after year”.»

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thepeerage.com

  • Person Page, su thepeerage.com. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2018.

theweek.co.uk

  • (EN) A political history of the Daily Mail, in The Week UK. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2018.
    «London reporter Alfred Harmsworth and his brother Harold believed millions of busy working people would welcome a publication that followed a new style of journalism emerging in the US - short articles, punchy prose and an editorial lens that put the news in context.»
  • (EN) a cura della Redazione, A political history of the Daily Mail, in The Week UK, 11 ottobre 2017. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2018.
    «The 1930s saw the Mail engage in its most notorious political intervention. Harold Harmsworth, by then Viscount Rothermere, had met and admired both Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, and encouraged positive depictions of their regimes in the Mail and the Daily Mirror, of which he was a major shareholder.»
  • (EN) A political history of the Daily Mail, in The Week UK. URL consultato il 14 settembre 2018.
    «The result was the Daily Mail, which first appeared on shelves on 4 May 1896. Harmsworth’s assessment proved correct - within a few years, the Mail’s circulation had mushroomed to almost one million readers»

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