This article entitled Soldier-Spy: The National Security State and the 1960s World War II Spy Film is a part of the Journal of War & Culture Studies Volume 17, 2024 – Issue 4 and was available for online viewing on March 12th, 2024. The core of the writing is about the influences of 1960s espionage media on the representations of WWII in the form of images in which it drives wartime propaganda of Allied forces against fascism. However, the genuine narrative or aim behind it is not about halting fascism, but reflecting the Cold War period’s fear of global insecurity in the form of being petrified of the idea of countries aside from the US or Britain misusing or mishandling of these advanced weapons.
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