1 June 17, 2015
1. Konstantin V. Taran
Propaganda Activities of Socialist Revolutionaries of the Black Sea Province in 1905
Propaganda in the World and Local Conflicts, 2015, Vol. (3), Is. 1, pp. 4-13.
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2. Anvar M. MamadalievPropaganda in the World and Local Conflicts, 2015, Vol. (3), Is. 1, pp. 4-13.
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The article on the basis of extensive archival material is considered the propaganda activity of members of the party of social revolutionaries on the territory of the Black sea province during the First Russian revolution. Among the sources there are used the archival materials from the central, regional and local russian archives. The authors used the general scientific methods (analysis and synthesis, concretization, generalization), and traditional methods of historical analysis. The historical-anthropological approach helped to identify the methods and forms of SRS’ propaganda. In conclusion the author states that during the First Russian revolution the socialist revolutionaries actively used the printed materials (program of the party, leaflets, proclamations, etc.) of the party and spread it among the population of the Black sea province. Another form of outreach activities were the meetings and demonstrations. In the end, the agitation and propaganda contributed to the increase in supporters of the socialist-revolutionaries among the intellectuals, workers, rural residents, students and representatives of different nationalities.
The article on the basis of extensive archival material is considered the propaganda activity of members of the party of social revolutionaries on the territory of the Black sea province during the First Russian revolution. Among the sources there are used the archival materials from the central, regional and local russian archives. The authors used the general scientific methods (analysis and synthesis, concretization, generalization), and traditional methods of historical analysis. The historical-anthropological approach helped to identify the methods and forms of SRS’ propaganda. In conclusion the author states that during the First Russian revolution the socialist revolutionaries actively used the printed materials (program of the party, leaflets, proclamations, etc.) of the party and spread it among the population of the Black sea province. Another form of outreach activities were the meetings and demonstrations. In the end, the agitation and propaganda contributed to the increase in supporters of the socialist-revolutionaries among the intellectuals, workers, rural residents, students and representatives of different nationalities.
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Propaganda and Agitation in the Special Forces of the Third Reich during the Second World War
Propaganda in the World and Local Conflicts, 2015, Vol. (3), Is. 1, pp. 14-25.
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3. Sergei I. DegtyarevPropaganda in the World and Local Conflicts, 2015, Vol. (3), Is. 1, pp. 14-25.
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The article discusses the Abwehr’ activities in organization of diversionary personnel. They are intended to work on the Eastern front. The article is paid attention to the propaganda methods of recruitment of agents among the former soviet citizens. Among the sources there are used the materials of modern historiography, devoted to the problems of training the diversionary personnel during the Second World War. The methodological basis of the study were the principles of objectivity and historicism, suggesting an unbiased approach to the analysis of the studied problems, a critical attitude to the sources, the judgments in the analysis of the totality of the facts and the screening phenomena in the development and the context of the historical situation. In conclusion the author notes that in the process of training the diversionary personnel the importance was given to the propaganda, which was responsible for the moral character of the combatant. In addition, the saboteurs were trained the techniques of propaganda war on the territory of the enemy.
The article discusses the Abwehr’ activities in organization of diversionary personnel. They are intended to work on the Eastern front. The article is paid attention to the propaganda methods of recruitment of agents among the former soviet citizens. Among the sources there are used the materials of modern historiography, devoted to the problems of training the diversionary personnel during the Second World War. The methodological basis of the study were the principles of objectivity and historicism, suggesting an unbiased approach to the analysis of the studied problems, a critical attitude to the sources, the judgments in the analysis of the totality of the facts and the screening phenomena in the development and the context of the historical situation. In conclusion the author notes that in the process of training the diversionary personnel the importance was given to the propaganda, which was responsible for the moral character of the combatant. In addition, the saboteurs were trained the techniques of propaganda war on the territory of the enemy.
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Russian Liberation People's Army as a Propaganda Project of the Third Reich
Propaganda in the World and Local Conflicts, 2015, Vol. (3), Is. 1, pp. 26-31.
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4. Alexander FedorovPropaganda in the World and Local Conflicts, 2015, Vol. (3), Is. 1, pp. 26-31.
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The article discusses the activities of anti-soviet military organization – the Russian liberation people's army, created by the german counter-intelligence during the Second world war. The attention is paid to the propaganda initiatives: the formation of anti-soviet newspapers and anti-soviet political party. Among the materials there are used the periodicals and monographic literature published in 1990-2000. The authors’ use of the principles of objectivity, historicism, systematic, integrated consideration of socio-subjective in the subject of study and the maximum possible neutrality of the relationship of the researcher to interpret and evaluate the factual material. The author concludes that the formation of the Russian liberation people's army was perhaps one of the most successful of Abwehr’s project during the Second World War. Established in 1941, the military division lasted until the end of the war. An important role in such a prolonged activity was played by the presence of a propaganda organ – the newspaper “Golos naroda" and the establishment of the people's socialist party of Russia.
The article discusses the activities of anti-soviet military organization – the Russian liberation people's army, created by the german counter-intelligence during the Second world war. The attention is paid to the propaganda initiatives: the formation of anti-soviet newspapers and anti-soviet political party. Among the materials there are used the periodicals and monographic literature published in 1990-2000. The authors’ use of the principles of objectivity, historicism, systematic, integrated consideration of socio-subjective in the subject of study and the maximum possible neutrality of the relationship of the researcher to interpret and evaluate the factual material. The author concludes that the formation of the Russian liberation people's army was perhaps one of the most successful of Abwehr’s project during the Second World War. Established in 1941, the military division lasted until the end of the war. An important role in such a prolonged activity was played by the presence of a propaganda organ – the newspaper “Golos naroda" and the establishment of the people's socialist party of Russia.
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Western World in the Russian Screen (1992–2015)
Propaganda in the World and Local Conflicts, 2015, Vol. (3), Is. 1, pp. 32-52.
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5. Propaganda in the World and Local Conflicts, 2015, Vol. (3), Is. 1, pp. 32-52.
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Analysis of the transformation of the image of the West in the Russian screen (1992–2015), including the ideological, social analysis, stereotypes analysis of a character analysis of identification, iconographic, plot / narrative, representative analysis, classification of content models and modifications of the genre allows us to draw the following conclusions. Content analysis of Russian films created in the post-Soviet period 1992–2015's, allows to represent their basic narrative scheme as follows: pull the West as a symbol of a better life for the Russians (emigration to the West, marriage / love relationship, criminal activity, and others in the 1990s, this story is colored diagram showing the low level of life, deprivation of Russians); the joint struggle of the Russian and Western intelligence services, military, terrorism and crime (this theme is characteristic of Russian films of the 1990s); fight the Russian special services or individual Russians with Western spies and criminals, supported by the West (the scheme became clearly manifest in the Russian cinema of the XXI century). In contrast to the period of 1946–1991 years, Russian films on the western topic in 1992–2015 fueled not only confrontational subjects (military confrontation, spying, mafia, etc.), But also (especially in 1990) history of cooperation, Russia and the West mutual assistance. But on the whole post-Soviet Russian cinema inherited traditions of Russian relations with the West: in most feature films image of the West is interpreted as a way of "Alien", "Other", often hostile, alien to Russian civilization. In view of the above it would be overly optimistic to expect that evolved over the centuries stereotyped concept of Western World image on the Russian screens may change in the near future.
Analysis of the transformation of the image of the West in the Russian screen (1992–2015), including the ideological, social analysis, stereotypes analysis of a character analysis of identification, iconographic, plot / narrative, representative analysis, classification of content models and modifications of the genre allows us to draw the following conclusions. Content analysis of Russian films created in the post-Soviet period 1992–2015's, allows to represent their basic narrative scheme as follows: pull the West as a symbol of a better life for the Russians (emigration to the West, marriage / love relationship, criminal activity, and others in the 1990s, this story is colored diagram showing the low level of life, deprivation of Russians); the joint struggle of the Russian and Western intelligence services, military, terrorism and crime (this theme is characteristic of Russian films of the 1990s); fight the Russian special services or individual Russians with Western spies and criminals, supported by the West (the scheme became clearly manifest in the Russian cinema of the XXI century). In contrast to the period of 1946–1991 years, Russian films on the western topic in 1992–2015 fueled not only confrontational subjects (military confrontation, spying, mafia, etc.), But also (especially in 1990) history of cooperation, Russia and the West mutual assistance. But on the whole post-Soviet Russian cinema inherited traditions of Russian relations with the West: in most feature films image of the West is interpreted as a way of "Alien", "Other", often hostile, alien to Russian civilization. In view of the above it would be overly optimistic to expect that evolved over the centuries stereotyped concept of Western World image on the Russian screens may change in the near future.
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