This outstanding collection of examples of Soviet-era propaganda is arranged chronologically ... to sell bread unless the old regime shows work books Ü no work Ü no food.

The Russian-Eurasian Student Organization is hosting a lecture by Professor Katherine Hill that explores the power words in shaping opinion and inciting action.

The popularity of Russian propaganda is explained by historical ties that were formed during the Soviet era ... “And those of us who work in the security theater know that it is not about ...

Unlike the steely-faced heroes of Soviet propaganda, some of the tsarist-era posters depict human weakness. This poster advertises a fund-raising rally “to help victims of the war.” ...

Despite their efforts to purge the land of any vestiges of Russian Orthodox religion, Soviet propaganda posters often included iconographic images and designs. 9. One Must Work, The Rifle is Right ...

a British writer born in Soviet Ukraine (his parents emigrated shortly after his birth), moved to Moscow, wanting to work in television. As set out in his Nothing Is True and Everything Is ...

Jonathan Dreeze '11 (doctoral student, Ohio State University) will speak about Soviet Propaganda in Kazakhstan on Thursday, March 1, 3:00 pm, in Room 210 Harrison Hall, Oxford Campus. Dreeze recently ...

On Monday, April 14, the Russian-Eurasian Student Organization is hosting a lecture by Professor Katherine Hill at 5:30 p.m. in Gearhart 102. The lecture explores the power of words in shaping opinion ...