Blue Pencil Admiral

Thomson, Admiral G.P.: Ca. 1950 UK, hardcover 216 pages. Rear-Admiral George P. Thomson’s memoir of his role as Britain’s chief press censor in the Second World War, giving an insider’s view of how wartime news was controlled and negotiated with journalists. The book explains the practical, political, and ethical dilemmas of censorship, showing how information was filtered to protect security while trying to maintain public trust. In good condition