Lesley A. Rimmel. Svodki and popular opinion in Stalinist Leningrad. This essay examines the use of Communist Party svodki on the popular mood in Leningrad as a means ofdetermining popular opinion in the USSR of the 1930s. The advantage of svodki over other kinds of sources, such as memoirs, diaries, and interviews, is that the quantity and variety of their subjects allow the researcher to make certain demographic generalizations. While svodki tend to be more reliable as sources of "negative," anti-regime opinion, they can, when used with care and in certain circumstances, be valuable sources of pro-regime opinion as well. They are also useful in showing how difficult was the job of propagandist during this time, and how poorly organized we...
This thesis contributes primarily to answering two broad questions within the current scholarship on...
Words from Above, Words from Within. Propaganda as Seen by the Diarists during the Siege of Leningra...
The Republic of Finland’s situation during the second half of the 20th century was unique. The natio...
Lesley A. Rimmel. Svodki and popular opinion in Stalinist Leningrad. This essay examines the use of ...
Les svodki et l’opinion publique à Leningrad sous Stalin. – À partir des rapports (svodki) du parti ...
This dissertation examines the relationship between government propaganda, popular beliefs, and the ...
This dissertation explores the evolution of Soviet public culture during the decade of destalinisati...
D'Ann R.Penner. Ports of access into the mental and social worlds of Don villagers in the 1920s and ...
The main purpose of this thesis is to explore the connection between social and cultural aspects of ...
This dissertation explores the evolution of Soviet public culture during the decade of destalinisat...
This paper aims to explain why Russians are generally indifferent to the issue of Stalinist teπor b...
Abstract: On rumours described in Communist Party and state security organ reports in Soviet Estonia...
The totalitarian nature of communist states is generally understood to exclude the existence of a pu...
This dissertation explores the evolution of Soviet public culture during the decade of destalinisati...
This thesis contributes primarily to answering two broad questions within the current scholarship on...
This thesis contributes primarily to answering two broad questions within the current scholarship on...
Words from Above, Words from Within. Propaganda as Seen by the Diarists during the Siege of Leningra...
The Republic of Finland’s situation during the second half of the 20th century was unique. The natio...
Lesley A. Rimmel. Svodki and popular opinion in Stalinist Leningrad. This essay examines the use of ...
Les svodki et l’opinion publique à Leningrad sous Stalin. – À partir des rapports (svodki) du parti ...
This dissertation examines the relationship between government propaganda, popular beliefs, and the ...
This dissertation explores the evolution of Soviet public culture during the decade of destalinisati...
D'Ann R.Penner. Ports of access into the mental and social worlds of Don villagers in the 1920s and ...
The main purpose of this thesis is to explore the connection between social and cultural aspects of ...
This dissertation explores the evolution of Soviet public culture during the decade of destalinisat...
This paper aims to explain why Russians are generally indifferent to the issue of Stalinist teπor b...
Abstract: On rumours described in Communist Party and state security organ reports in Soviet Estonia...
The totalitarian nature of communist states is generally understood to exclude the existence of a pu...
This dissertation explores the evolution of Soviet public culture during the decade of destalinisati...
This thesis contributes primarily to answering two broad questions within the current scholarship on...
This thesis contributes primarily to answering two broad questions within the current scholarship on...
Words from Above, Words from Within. Propaganda as Seen by the Diarists during the Siege of Leningra...
The Republic of Finland’s situation during the second half of the 20th century was unique. The natio...