Condensing The Cold War

Examines the ways this hugely popular magazine shaped American public opinion about the Cold War.  The Reader’s Digest may be the single most important voice in the creation of popular geopolitics in America in the past seventy years. With the second-highest circulation (after TV Guide ) of any magazine in the United States, since 1922 it has reflected on the state of world affairs for its readership, explaining both America’s and the reader’s role and responsibility in the unfolding of the