PERSIAN PROPAGANDA - A NEGLECTED FACTOR IN XERXES' INVASION OF GREECE AND HERODOTUS.

Examines the use of propaganda and psychological warfare months before Xerxes' invasion of Europe in 480 B.C. Ultimate aim of psychological warfare; Attitude of Greeks toward the Persians and the Persian empire; Assessment of Greek-Persian relations; Contacts between the Greeks and the Persians dur...

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Publicado en:Iranica Antiqua Vol. 38; pp. 173 - 220
Autor principal: Kelly, Thomas
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Peeters Publishers 2003
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