Walter Fuller

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Walter Fuller’s life, as revealed through unpublished sources, intertwines with significant cultural and social movements of the early 20th century. His journey spans the emergence of student representation, the revival of folksong as both entertainment and protest, and the anti-war movement in America, where he created innovative propaganda amidst severe repression of pacifists. Fuller championed civil liberties, influenced by his wife Crystal Eastman’s role in co-founding the ACLU. After WWI, he joined the BBC, shaping its public image and establishing a lasting format for Radio Times.