Psychological Warfare: The Complete Record (Volume 2) -- Attacking the Heart

Author: Lu Jie, Shao Qing (editors)
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Psychological Warfare is a combat method where both sides use certain information media and strategic means as weapons to influence the psychological factors of their opponents, such as emotions, will, attitudes, etc., to prompt them to change in a direction favorable to their own side, ultimately achieving predetermined goals. This book vividly and vividly introduces 180 famous psychological warfare examples from modern to contemporary China and abroad. From World War II, China's Ten-Year Civil War, the Eight-Year War of Resistance, the Middle East Wars, the Cuban Missile Crisis, the Malvinas War, to the Gulf War, the Kosovo War, the Afghanistan Counter-Terrorism War, and other major wars, this book reveals the inner workings of psychological warfare. It is both thrilling and thought-provoking.