Agitprop

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Agitprop was the Soviet Union’s department responsible for shaping and spreading communist ideology through mass propaganda in culture, education, and the media.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soviet government department
propaganda organization
controlledBy Communist Party of the Soviet Union
country Soviet Union
fullName Department for Agitation and Propaganda
goal consolidation of Soviet power
creation of the new socialist man
elimination of political dissent
promotion of loyalty to the Communist Party
hasConceptualLegacyIn term "agitprop" meaning political propaganda in art and media worldwide
ideology Marxism–Leninism
communism
influenced Soviet culture
Soviet education
Soviet mass media
socialist realism in the arts
languageOfOperation Russian
namedAfter agitation and propaganda
operatedIn Soviet Union
surface form: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
partOf Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
politicalAlignment Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks)
surface form: Bolshevik Party

Communist Party of the Soviet Union
primaryFunction ideological propaganda
political agitation
responsibleFor censorship and control of cultural content
mass political campaigns
political education of the masses
political indoctrination in schools
production of propaganda materials
propaganda abroad
shaping communist ideology
spreading communist ideology
supervision of cinema
supervision of education
supervision of literature
supervision of mass media
supervision of radio
supervision of theater
shortName Agitprop
timePeriod Soviet era
usedMedium education system
film
mass organizations
posters
press
radio
theater

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