This is a revealing and essential critique of Cold War journalism, where AEI scholar Joshua Muravchik investigates how the American press covered the rise of Nicaragua's Sandinista revolution, the FSLN, media bias, political propaganda, and the disguised realities of Marxist movements, exposing which reporters saw through Sandinista deception and which were taken in, a striking case study in press freedom, foreign policy coverage, and the perils of misreading left-wing extremism abroad.
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