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H. V. Kaltenborn discusses his views on the importance of radio and television in educating the American people about their world responsibility. He believes that radio failed to handle ideas well, while television became buried in entertainment projects. Kaltenborn believes that radio will become increasingly important as the United States becomes more world-minded.
H. V. Kaltenborn discusses the rise of dictatorships in the early 1920s, specifically Adolf Hitler's Germany and Mussolini's Italy. He attributes their success to the right time and situation, and discusses how Russia's changing role in world affairs is affecting other countries.
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