Appraising the “Propaganda State”: Soviet Media from 1917 to the Present

05. Oktober | 18:00

Im Rahmen der Vortragsreihe "Nach dem Ende der Illusion: Was bleibt vom Kommunismus im 21. Jahrhundert"

Appraising the “Propaganda State”: Soviet Media from 1917 to the Present

Beyond Eisenstein’s cinematic images and online websites of old Bolshevik posters, what is lasting and significant about the Soviet conceptualization of propaganda and its operationalization through mass media, both domestic and international, over the course of the twentieth century?

Marsha Siefert, Historikerin. Associate Professor for History an der Central European University Budapest. Arbeitsgebiete: Medien-, Kommunikationsgeschichte und Kommunismus im internationalen Kontext, Film in der Diplomatie des Kalten Kriegs. Publikationen u.a.: (Hg.) Mass Culture and Perestroika in the Soviet Union, Oxford University Press: New York 1991; (Hg.) Extending the Borders of Russian History. Essays in Honor of Alfred J. Rieber, Central European University Press: Budapest 2003.

Moderation: Dr. Jérôme Bazin (Université de Paris-Est). In englischer Sprache.

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Catherine Gousseff
Catherine.Gousseff  ( at )  cmb.hu-berlin.de

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