Category:Edward Bernays
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فارسی: ادوارد لوئیس جیمز برنایز
English: Edward Louis Bernays (November 22, 1891 − March 9, 1995) was an Austrian-American pioneer in the field of public relations and propaganda
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Date of birth | 22 November 1891 Vienna (Austria-Hungary) Edward Louis Bernays | ||||
Date of death | 9 March 1995 Cambridge (United States of America) | ||||
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Media in category "Edward Bernays"
The following 11 files are in this category, out of 11 total.
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Birnbaum, Gordon, Bernays, Fornia, Mrs. Coppicus, Amato, Botta (LOC).jpg 1,024 × 711; 131 KB
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Communication Theory printable version.pdf 1,275 × 1,650, 118 pages; 1.19 MB
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Edward Bernays and Doris E. Fleischman - gros plan.png 633 × 633; 494 KB
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Edward Bernays and Doris E. Fleischman.jpg 700 × 1,024; 112 KB
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Edward L. Bernays signature.png 1,342 × 726; 45 KB
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LUCKY STRIKE, GIRL IN RED.jpg 1,054 × 1,328; 821 KB
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Propaganda by Edward Bernays.pdf 864 × 1,275, 158 pages; 45.63 MB
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Stammbaum Edward Bernays.svg 1,028 × 248; 150 KB
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Woman s Who s who of America.pdf 820 × 1,283, 965 pages; 89.09 MB
Categories:
- Bernays (surname)
- Edward (given name)
- Louis (given name)
- 1891 births
- 1995 deaths
- Centenarians from the United States
- Centenarians from Austria
- American people of Austrian-Jewish descent
- Male writers from the United States
- Alumni of Cornell University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
- Crowd psychology
- Marketing theorists
- Media theorists
- Propaganda theorists
- Freud family
- People associated with anti-communism from the United States
- Bernays family
- Committee on Public Information people
- Births in Vienna
- Deaths in Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Public relations scholars
- Advertising theorists
- American foreign policy writers
- Male non-fiction writers from the United States
- Political writers from the United States
- American public relations people
- Immigrants to the United States from Austria-Hungary
- Jewish people of Austria
- Crowd psychologists
- Alumni of DeWitt Clinton High School
- Jewish American writers
- Jewish anti-communists
- Marketing occupations
- Mass media theorists
- Public relations theorists
- Public relations pioneers
- Male centenarians