Life During Stalin
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Alexandra Kollontai: Revolutionary Bolshevik. She directed the Workers' Opposition opposed to the control over unions and promoted industrial unionism. First ambassador in history. Promoted free loveand wrote about social issues and women.
Proletkult: is the Russian word for "proletarian culture", created in the Soviet Union in 1917 by Alexander Bogdanov to refer to an ideological movementthat sought to become the authentic expression of Marxism in culture.
Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein: was a innovative Soviet Russian film director and film theorist, frequently considered to be the"Father of Montage".
The Komsomol: was the youth organization of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. In its period of greatest growth, the 1970s and early 80s, the Komsomol had more than 40million members, it is estimated that about two thirds of the adult population of the Russian Federation was once a member of it.
Socialist realism: its purpose is to expand the knowledge of socialproblems and experiences of men through art. It was the dominant artistic trend for much of the history of the Soviet Union.
The Lysenko: Lysenko was a passionate agronomist who achieved total powerover genetics and plant science as well as agronomy. He controlled Soviet genetics.
How did Stalin’s policy toward women and the family change over time?
Women played an enormous part in publiceducation and in public health. Motherhood and the rearing of children in the U.S.S.R. were honored and respected. The Soviet State assigned enormous funds to aid mothers with large families. As aresult, there was growth in the national economy of the U.S.S.R. and the material and cultural wellbeing of Soviet women. Soviet women had a more and more important part in the industry. Many womenworkers mastered highly skilled trades, and improved many aspects of themselves as workers.
What was Stalin’s policy toward the Orthodox Church?
“The soviet government stressed the link between...
Proletkult: is the Russian word for "proletarian culture", created in the Soviet Union in 1917 by Alexander Bogdanov to refer to an ideological movementthat sought to become the authentic expression of Marxism in culture.
Sergei Mikhailovich Eisenstein: was a innovative Soviet Russian film director and film theorist, frequently considered to be the"Father of Montage".
The Komsomol: was the youth organization of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. In its period of greatest growth, the 1970s and early 80s, the Komsomol had more than 40million members, it is estimated that about two thirds of the adult population of the Russian Federation was once a member of it.
Socialist realism: its purpose is to expand the knowledge of socialproblems and experiences of men through art. It was the dominant artistic trend for much of the history of the Soviet Union.
The Lysenko: Lysenko was a passionate agronomist who achieved total powerover genetics and plant science as well as agronomy. He controlled Soviet genetics.
How did Stalin’s policy toward women and the family change over time?
Women played an enormous part in publiceducation and in public health. Motherhood and the rearing of children in the U.S.S.R. were honored and respected. The Soviet State assigned enormous funds to aid mothers with large families. As aresult, there was growth in the national economy of the U.S.S.R. and the material and cultural wellbeing of Soviet women. Soviet women had a more and more important part in the industry. Many womenworkers mastered highly skilled trades, and improved many aspects of themselves as workers.
What was Stalin’s policy toward the Orthodox Church?
“The soviet government stressed the link between...
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