s german service it was headed by richard o'rourke and austin harrison both former army officers the documents show how intensively the propaganda specialists from the foreign office and the 2 leading b.b.c. journalists were together. in harrison told his b.b.c. colleagues almost nothing about his regular trips to east germany. but he shared the details with a secret department in the foreign office these reports also went to the west german federal government in bonn as can be seen in documents from the political archives of the german foreign ministry. i have never heard of this but i am not surprised it really fits into what i often asked myself there is more to it then what i am presented here the feeling that there is more to it than we think there will be we this stuff basically very naive going about our business and thinking we are working for the b.b.c. . well through actually working for the foreign office who think this is what a lot of my colleagues never really grasped. even more explosive by the b.b.c.'s regular analyses of letters from east german listeners. these were

s german service it was headed by richard o'rourke and austin harrison both former army officers the documents show how intensively the propaganda specialists from the foreign office and the 2 leading b.b.c. journalists were together. austin harrison told his b.b.c. colleagues almost nothing about his regular trips to east germany. but he shared the details with a secret department in the foreign office these reports also went to the west german federal government in bonn as can be seen and documents from the political archives of the german foreign ministry. i have never heard of this but i am not surprised it really fits into overworked i often ask myself there is more to it then what i am presented here the feeling that there is more to it than we think there will be we this stuff basically very naive going about our business and thinking we are working for the b.b.c. . well through actually working for the foreign office i think this is what a lot of my colleagues never really grasped. even more explosive the b.b.c.'s regular analyses of letters from east german listeners. these

s german service it was headed by richard o'rourke and austin harrison both of the former army officers the documents show how intensively the propaganda specialists from the farm. office and the 2 leading b.b.c. journalists were together. in harrison told his b.b.c. colleagues almost nothing about his regular trips to east germany. but he shared the details with the secret department in the foreign office these reports also went to the west german federal government in bonn as can be seen in documents from the political archives of the german foreign ministry. i have never heard of this but i am not surprised it really fits into what i often asked myself there is more to it then what i'm presented here the feeling that there is more to it than we think there will be we this stuff basically very naive going about our business and thinking we're working for the b.b.c. whereas who are actually working for the foreign office i think this is what a lot of my colleagues never really grasped. even more explosive for the b.b.c. is regular analyses of letters from east german listeners. these w

s german service it was headed by richard o'rourke and austin harrison both former army officers the documents show how intensively the propaganda specialists from the foreign office and the 2 leading b.b.c. journalists work together. alston harrison told his b.b.c. colleagues almost nothing about his regular trips to east germany. but he shared the details with the secret department in the foreign office these reports also went to the west german federal government in bonn as can be seen in documents from the political archives of the german foreign ministry. i have never heard of this but i am not surprised it really fits into what i often asked myself there is more to it then what i'm presented here the feeling that there is more to it than we think there will be we this stuff basically very naive going about our business and thinking we're working for the b.b.c. whereas you actually working for the foreign office i think this is what a lot of my colleagues never really grasped. even more explosive the b.b.c.'s regular analyses of letters from east german listeners. these were als