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Actions Displays	Film propaganda in the Soviet Union, 1941-45: two views Remove from selection Add to selection TitleFilm propaganda in the Soviet Union, 1941-45: two views Author Sergei Drobashenko Peter Kenez Call number940.5488/0001 Object number10880d Place of publicationKnoxville, Tennessee, United States PublisherUniversity of Tennessee Press Year of publication 1986 Physical descriptionpp94-124 MaterialArticle NotesArticle from the book 'Film and radio propaganda in World War II' pp94-124 Description Kenez suggests that patriotism was a fundamental wartime message behind propaganda in Soviet films. He also observes that Soviet films were, ironically, quite realistic during this period.

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TitleFilm propaganda in the Soviet Union, 1941-45: two views

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Sergei Drobashenko

Peter Kenez

Call number940.5488/0001

Object number10880d

Place of publicationKnoxville, Tennessee, United States

PublisherUniversity of Tennessee Press

Year of publication

1986

Physical descriptionpp94-124

MaterialArticle

NotesArticle from the book 'Film and radio propaganda in World War II' pp94-124

Description

Kenez suggests that patriotism was a fundamental wartime message behind propaganda in Soviet films. He also observes that Soviet films were, ironically, quite realistic during this period.

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