John Steinbeck (Norwegian Wikipedia)

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  • «Six books you didn’t know were propaganda». The Economist. 3. november 2023. ISSN 0013-0613. Besøkt 11. november 2023. «...two days after France signed an armistice with Germany, John Steinbeck wrote to Franklin Roosevelt, the American president, urging his administration to create “immediate, controlled, considered” propaganda.» 

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  • Milestone, Lewis; Meredith, Burgess; Field, Betty (12. januar 1940). «Of Mice and Men». Hal Roach Studios. Besøkt 21. august 2023. 
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  • «Of Mice and Men». Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM). 2. oktober 1992. Besøkt 21. august 2023. 
  • «Tortilla Flat». Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM). 28. august 1942. Besøkt 21. august 2023. 
  • «East of Eden». Barney Rosenzweig Productions, Mace Neufeld Productions, Viacom Productions. 8. februar 1981. Besøkt 21. august 2023. 
  • «Cannery Row». Chai Productions, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM). 12. februar 1982. Besøkt 21. august 2023. 

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  • «Six books you didn’t know were propaganda». The Economist. 3. november 2023. ISSN 0013-0613. Besøkt 11. november 2023. «...two days after France signed an armistice with Germany, John Steinbeck wrote to Franklin Roosevelt, the American president, urging his administration to create “immediate, controlled, considered” propaganda.»