Sensory Warfare in the Global Cold War Vincent Miller and considers the implications of

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Sensory Warfare in the Global Cold War Vincent Miller and considers the implications ofThe longest political conflict of the twentieth century, the Cold War, was carried out on the human senses and through them. Largely conducted through nonlethal methods, it was a war of competing cultures, politics, and covert operations. While propaganda reached targets through vision and hearing, it also exploited taste, smell, and pain. This volume is the first to explore the sensory aspect of the Cold War and how this warfare changes contemporary