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Gazizyanov Emil
Propaganda theory: Mass media, as a system for spreading and relaying information and messages to the public, plays a role in amusing, entertaining and informing individuals with rules and values that situate them in social structure. Nowadays, mass media is the main platform and output for carrying out acts of propaganda and for pushing forward agendas.
Soft Power: Popular culture and mass media are regularly identified as a source of soft power, as is the spread of a national language.
More particularly, International views were found crucial in shaping the image and reputation of foreign countries. The high prominence of the US in international news, for example, has been linked to its soft power. Positive news coverage was associated with positive international views, while negative news coverage with negative views.

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Propaganda can be associated with some critical approach to media internationalization

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theatre, musical concerts and etc. as a part of spreading the culture with shows in different countries (Daniil Butkov)

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organizations, which spread the language and make cultural events in other countries (Daniil)

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Spreading an ideology to other countries as a part of uniting collaboration (Daniil)

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Humanitarian aid as a connector to other countries and maker of good moral view of the country (Daniil)

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La casa de Papel ( The most watched non-English speaking series on Netflix) 

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La casa de Papel ( The most watched non-English speaking series on Netflix) 

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An example of soft Power (ex. by Anastasia Romanova)

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One of the popular means of propaganda in the 20th century were posters. Especially they were popular during the Second World War.

This poster was created in Britain during the Second World War. It shows many different types of British citizens who come together in difficult times.  (ex. by Anastasia Romanova)

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Soap operas and films, which spread the culture (Daniil)

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Propaganda witk faking images of the country (Daniil)

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@nytimes: North Korea is using YouTube and social media to spread its new propaganda. Slickly produced videos seek to create a more benign and modern image of a dictatorship most associated with famines, ​​human rights abuses and nuclear stockpiles. https://t.co/AdAsOs9GnW

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Soft power
spreading different ways of treating people with differences from the majority of the society

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Propaganda during armed conflicts - used by all its sides (Anastasia Butakova)

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Propaganda during armed conflicts - used by all its sides (Anastasia Butakova)

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captured in a nice demotivator

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Dolakidze: example of internal propaganda

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RT content as propaganda example (Anastasia Butakova)

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RT content as propaganda example (Anastasia Butakova)

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famous interview with church spire fans Bashirov and Petrov - english subtitles
https://youtu.be/Ku8OQNyI2i0