Central Office of Information

RG 's husband, James Haynes-Dixon , retired from his job at the Central Office of Information .

While living in Highgate RG took to organizing readings: at Foyles bookshop, promoting young poets; at Kenwood House; and for the Arts Council , where she spent two years on the Poetry Panel...

The British Ministry of Information issued, as one of a series published in French for wartime propaganda purposes, a booklet by MAH entitled La Démocratie anglaise en guerre.

Jameson had been approached by the Ministry of Information once the USA had entered World War II, for suggestions on how to cement Anglo-American relations. The resulting volume includes work by Phyllis Bentley ,...

In old age EJ said the love of her life had been a handsome, charismatic, married surgeon, Sir Eardley Holland . She had been introduced to him by one of his daughters, who was a...

EJ 's war work was done in the Civil Service , first for the Assistance Board which helped in the settlement of Jewish refugees and then with compensation payments to those whose property had been...

FTJ was sent to France by England's Ministry of Information to write about the Women's Army.

FTJ published with Macmillan an important work of history and cultural commentary: The Story of Burma. It was adopted by the Ministry of Information for educational use.

A year after taking this job she was transferred from the War Office to the Ministry of Information , where she worked as a wartime bureaucrat. She was then, because of her fluent...

She met him while working at the Ministry of Information . They fell in love, although Gerald was married. He was a prolific novelist; RM 's favourite among his works was his last, The Holy...

During the early years of the war, KOB worked for the Ministry of Information .

KOB wrote this novel as a worker for the Ministry of Information early in the Second World War, during which time she was renting accommodation in or near Oxford and enjoying the stimulation of...

DR worked first in the Reference Division, then the Soviet Relations Department, of the Ministry of Information (renamed the Central Office of Information after World War Two).

As an advisor on Arabic cultures, FS began work on the outbreak of war with the Publicity Section of the Ministry of Information .

In her capacity as a member of the Ministry of Information , FS made a lecture tour of the United States, speaking primarily on Britain's stance on Jewish immigration to Palestine.