Electra House was the name of two distinct and individual buildings in London, England, both of which were built for and occupied by the same telegraphy company, and both of which were used by the Bri
The Original Electra House at 84 Moorgate.
During the war, Sir Campbell Stuart was the Director of Department EH, and the Chairman of the Eastern Telegraph Company.
The Department of Propaganda in Enemy Countries was a wartime propaganda, psychological warfare, and communications department of the British Foreign Office and the Ministry of Information. It was act
The Viscount Northcliffe was the Director of Crewe House during the late stages of the First World War.
Crewe House, Curzon Street, is today occupied by the Embassy of Saudi Arabia in London.
H.G. Wells was the first Chief of the German Section.