Ministry of Information editorial conference, 1939
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Ministry of Information editorial conference, 1939
Members of the Ministry of Information at Senate House, University of London in 1939. Left to right are seen, Tom Clarke, Deputy Director of the News Division, Alan Sinclair, Assistant Editor of Bulletins, Alan Bell, Mr Cochrane, F/L Chapman, Mr J. H. Brebner, Assistant Director of the News Division, Mr Charles Peake, Captain Taprell Dorling (Taffrail, the well-known novelist), Mr Ridsdale and Mr S. W. Bainbridge. Date: 1939
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This evocative photograph captures a pivotal moment in history as members of the British Ministry of Information gathered for an editorial conference at Senate House, University of London, in 1939. With the looming threat of World War II on the horizon, this group of dedicated individuals came together to coordinate and disseminate essential information to the British public. From left to right, we see Tom Clarke, Deputy Director of the News Division, Alan Sinclair, Assistant Editor of Bulletins, Alan Bell, Mr. Cochrane, F/L Chapman, Mr. J.H. Brebner, Assistant Director of the News Division, Mr. Charles Peake, and Captain Taprell Dorling, better known by his pen name "Taffrail," a well-known novelist. During this critical period, the Ministry of Information played a crucial role in shaping public opinion and morale through various media channels, including newspapers, radio broadcasts, and films. The team in this photograph was instrumental in crafting and disseminating accurate and timely information to the British people, ensuring they were informed and prepared for the challenges ahead. As the world teetered on the brink of war, these individuals worked tirelessly to keep the British public informed and united, demonstrating the power of communication in times of crisis. This photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the vital role the Ministry of Information played during World War II and the importance of effective communication in shaping public opinion and maintaining morale during times of uncertainty.
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