Counterpropaganda in Soviet Cinema Studies in the Mid-1960s – Late 1980s: the Interaction of State Policy and Culture

Student: Spaskov Mikhail

Educational Programme: History (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 7

Year of Graduation: 2018

The graduation work “Counterpropaganda in Soviet Cinema Studies in the Mid-1960s – Late 1980s: the Interaction of State Policy and Culture” describes the specificity of the study of foreign cinema in the USSR by soviet film critics during the period of mid 1960 - late 80s. The author tries to establish the relationship between the policy and culture in the USSR in the stated period by the example of Soviet cinema studies. The works of the famous Soviet film critics about the foreign cinema could be introduced as a historical source in the revealing the mechanism of ideological counterpropaganda in culture of the Soviet state.

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