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Some guidance, for linking your answers to how Stalin used culture as Propaganda and to develop his Cult of Personality.

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Some guidance, for linking your answers to how Stalin used culture as Propaganda and to develop his Cult of Personality.

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Add comments in the photos that answer any of the following questions (make sure you add the question number or level in your response):

BEGINNING (Message & Purpose)
1) What is the message of the source? What is it suggesting?
2) How does the source evoke emotion?
3) How would the propaganda make someone feel?
DEVELOPING  (Purpose)
4) How might someone's behaviour change as a result of this?
5) How is the source trying to control people / influence their opinions & behaviour?
MASTERING (Context)
6) What topics that you have studied does this link to?
7) What subtopics does this link to, and can you link it to an event or theme from that subtopic?

Feel free to add likes to other students responses.

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‘Stalin in the Kremlin cares about each one of us’ 

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They are writing about us in Pravda – Aleksei Vasilev

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What the October Revolution gave worker and Peasant women -Yes,what?

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Long live the Stalinist order of heroes and Stakhanovites!

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Cement is a Russian novel by Fyodor Gladkov (1883–1958). 

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Published in 1925, the book is arguably the first in Soviet Socialist Realist literature to depict the struggles of post-Revolutionary reconstruction in the Soviet Union.

The protagonist, Gleb Chumalov, is a returning Red Army soldier hero who after the Russian Civil War comes back to a hometown in painful transition and to its cement factory being reorganized for the massive new Soviet effort. His wife, Dasha, plays the role of the Soviet "new woman," and Gleb finds he cannot easily pick up the threads of their old relationship.

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Vera Mukhina’s Industrial Worker and Collective Farm Girl, a steel sculpture made for the World’s Fair in Paris in 1937, then relocated to Moscow.

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Mastering the machinery, be in the first ranks of the builders of the communism.