Text fat leg: "Military industry." Text thin leg: "Civil industry." Note: Melenkov was a prominent leader under Stalin. He became the head of the country for a short period after StalinÍs death.

In one of those memoirs, Svetlana writes that it was hard to think of her relatives as “enemies of the people,” as the official propaganda ... profound — on Stalin, the Soviet Union, and ...

sat next to Stalin. Then the lights went down and “Mission to Moscow” started. The movie was pure Stalinist propaganda. It portrayed the dictator as a benevolent leader and the Soviet Union as ...

For the analysis of the propaganda slogan “Yellow Peril” see my What ... 141–63; Jürgen Rohwer and Mikhail S. Monakov, Stalin’s Ocean-Going Fleet: Soviet Naval Strategy and Shipbuilding Programmes ...

Under Joseph Stalin, the Soviet Union had no lack of ... Many of those ordinary citizens bought the message of Soviet propaganda and KGB “active measures” that the dissidents were traitorous ...

Stalin’s collectivization of the countryside ... were essentially feeding back Soviet propaganda. Foreign correspondents were kept in Moscow, not permitted into the Ukraine, and were heavily ...

This day became the "Day of the Soviet Army". On April 22 the Soviet ... which he lost in the power struggle against Stalin in 1924. Red Army soldiers man the artillery. The Red Army faced the ...

Joseph Stalin (Soviet Union), Franklin Roosevelt (USA ... so the blockade was lifted on 12th May 1949. It was a major propaganda victory for the West and Berlin became a symbol of the allies ...

They are also reminiscent, design-wise, of palaces from the pre-Soviet Russian Empire ... and a fourth in 1952. Stalin died in 1953, and soon after, a decree was passed from the Communist Party ...

The Soviet Union also conducted propaganda and information campaigns ... From 1930 through to the 1950s, Stalin ordered the deportation of "anti-Soviet" people. Those that were of different ...