propaganda Flashcards

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1
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Lenin understood the value of propaganda and used it particularly well in ?

A

the civil war

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2
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what were employed to win converts to socialism ?

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posters films and the arts

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for barely literate peasants what was understood as an effective means of mobilising support?

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the power of the striking representation or the simply repeated message

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the bolsheviks wanted to keep well-known artists on their side if possible and for their part, were encouraged by?

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the ending of tsarist censorship

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in the first years after revolution what was Andrea that the bolsheviks encouraged

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artistic freedom

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innovators in the arts were called

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the ‘aavnt-garde’

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Stalin too relied heavily on his propaganda machine to?

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harness support for his collectivisation and industrial policies

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what was used to reinforce the socialist message?

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pictures full of happy, productive workers
heroes e.g Stakhanov were extolled as like models to copy

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examples of sacrifice in the socialist cause

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stories of model citizens given wide publicity in the press
e.g the young Pavlov Porozov who denounced his father as a kulak and was killed by angry relatives

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pictures and posters often showed?

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Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels, Lenin and Stalin in continuous progression , bringing enlightenment to the Russian people

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11
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Stalin thus reinforced his own position, how?

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the associations made between himself and Lenin
reinforced through slogans like ‘ Stalin is the Lenin of today’

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peasants even created?

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a ‘red corner’ of the great leaders in their homes, in the same way they may have created a saint’s corner in tsarist times

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13
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what grew enormously under Stalin?

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A ‘cult of personality’

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unlike Stalin, lenin had never sought ?

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cult status but it occurred after his death, largely through the efforts of Stalin , who wanted to appear his disciple

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by the later 1920s lenin was treated as?
What did Stalin insist after Lenin’s death?

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a. god whose word held the answer to all Russian problems
Stalin even insisted (against Lenin’s widow Krupskaya’s wishes) that his body be embalmed =, and Lenin’s tomb turned into a shrine

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The word ‘Lenin’ appeared everywhere as roads , cities and squares were re-named after him, what did Petrograd become?

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Leningrad = renamed in 1924

17
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once Stalin was well established in power, he consciously developed his own this was important in?

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his self promotion was an important aspect of his consolidation of power