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that's the propaganda I'm talking about

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Every add and media became centered around socialism and communism vs. capitalism following WWII and especially through cold war

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Natasha Romanov (Black Widow) and Bucky Barnes (Winter Soldier) 

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Natasha Romanov (Black Widow) and Bucky Barnes (Winter Soldier) 

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Both of  these character have Russian/cold war backstories

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Russia discovered The Beatles super late

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Russia discovered The Beatles super late

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Motivated the action of freedom of speech and choice.

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Motivated the action of freedom of speech and choice.

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In my history class we looked at some propaganda from the Cold War I think? It might have been a different war though because this was a while ago. I know how the Cold War impacted science education if that helps

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A contemporary show about Russian sleeper agents in America.

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Shift toward a view of the Western/capitalistic world vs. the Red communist state.

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In the Netflix show GLOW, the main character represents "Russia" and she has a bad fake Russian accent

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In the Netflix show GLOW, the main character represents "Russia" and she has a bad fake Russian accent

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As a culture- we had an enemy that we could band together against
See- The Red Scare!
Captain America
Glorification of Capitalism
Lumping of all social governmental programs with communistic ideas
"moose and squirrel"

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I think there continue to be references to a strained relationship between the US and Russia in movies and stories. Now the relationship with Russia is becoming a central focus of discourse again, so it will be interesting to see how this later affects pop culture.