During World War II, the Nazi regime used radio to propagate their message not only at home, but abroad. The Deutschlandsender, the Nazi equivalent of National Public Radio (NPR) and BBC Radio 4, broadcast propaganda to Europe, the British Isles, the Middle East and even the United States.

Nathan Morley’s Radio Hitler: Nazi Airwaves in the Second World War – due to be published by Amberley in August – uses first-hand interviews, archives, diaries, letters and memoirs to examine Hitler’s radio and how it used ‘fake news’ to spread Nazi propaganda. Read the interview on Crux >>>