Pravda

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newspaper party newspaper state newspaper

Pravda was the official newspaper of the Soviet Union’s Communist Party and a primary mouthpiece for state propaganda and ideology.

Aliases (2)

Népszabadság ×1
pravda.ru ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	newspaper → party newspaper → state newspaper →
ceasedToBeOfficialOrganOf	Communist Party of the Soviet Union →
censorship	state censorship →
circulationArea	Soviet Union →
cityOfPublication	Moscow →
controlledBy	Communist Party of the Soviet Union →
countryOfOrigin	Soviet Union →
countryOfPublication	Soviet Union →
editorialPolicy	pro-Communist Party → pro-government →
format	broadsheet →
foundedBy	Russian Social Democratic Labour Party →
genre	political newspaper → state-controlled media →
hasOnlineVersion	pravda.ru →
ideology	Soviet communism →
inception	1912 →
language	Russian →
locationOfHeadquarters	Moscow →
mediaType	print →
nameMeaning	truth →
notableFor	being the main newspaper of the Soviet Union → propagating Soviet state ideology → serving as the official voice of the Soviet leadership →
officialNewspaperOf	Communist Party of the Soviet Union →
originalLanguage	Russian →
ownedBy	Communist Party of the Soviet Union →
peakInfluencePeriod	Cold War → Stalin era →
politicalAlignment	Marxism–Leninism → communism →
primaryRole	mouthpiece of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union → official organ of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union →
publicationFrequency	daily →
publisher	Communist Party of the Soviet Union →
regionServed	Soviet Union →
significantEvent	lost status as official party organ after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991 →
subject	Soviet government policy → international affairs → politics → socialist ideology →
targetAudience	citizens of the Soviet Union → members of the Communist Party →
usedFor	ideological indoctrination → political propaganda → state propaganda →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Stakhanovite movement → Trial of the Twenty-One →	mediaCoverage
Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party ("Népszabadság") → Russian Social Democratic Labour Party (Bolsheviks) →	newspaper
Pravda ("pravda.ru") →	hasOnlineVersion
Communist Party of the Soviet Union →	partyNewspaper
Sykes–Picot Agreement →	publicationOutlet
April Theses →	publishedIn