Soviet propaganda

The Stalinist society was not homogeneous, but all its layers, from the bottom to the very top, were under vigilant control, from household to ideological, ideological. The cult of the leader became one of the instruments of Stalin"s propaganda, reinforcing for millions of supporters and followers a faith in the infallibility of Stalin"s statements and acts. This was also facilitated by the diversity, the diverse of the Stalinist images, embodied in films and paintings, photographs and stylized portraits, in an artistic word, carefully selected and processed documentary materials. Stalin presented not only for his leaders and soldiers, builders and bakeries, writers and scientists, but was for each of these circles a master, a wise adviser and an adviser, an ideal and a visual item for imitation, or rather, following him, without a doubt.
The book introduces readers to the history of the personality cult of Stalin and Stalinist propaganda