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Popular Opinion in Stalin's Russia: Terror, Propaganda and Dissent, 1934-1941
Author: Sarah Davies
Year: October 2, 1997
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Language: English



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Popular Opinion in Stalin's Russia: Terror, Propaganda, and Dissent, 1934-1941 During the reign of Joseph Stalin, the Soviet Union underwent a series of drastic changes that had a profound impact on its society, politics, and culture. Between 1934 and 1941, Stalin unleashed what became known as "The Great Terror during which millions of Soviet citizens were subjected to brutal repression, including imprisonment, exile, and execution. In her book, Popular Opinion in Stalin's Russia: Terror, Propaganda, and Dissent, 1934-1941, Sarah Davies delves into the experiences of ordinary Russians during this tumultuous period, using NKVD and Party reports, letters, and other evidence to shed light on the everyday lives of the people and their attitudes towards the Soviet regime. The Plot The book is divided into six chapters, each focusing on a different aspect of popular opinion during the Great Terror. The first chapter explores the role of propaganda in shaping public opinion, while the second examines the ways in which the regime sought to control dissent through repression and terror. Chapters three and four delve into the everyday experiences of Soviet citizens, including their complaints about food shortages, living conditions, and the impact of collectivization on their livelihoods.
Народное мнение в сталинской России: террор, пропаганда и инакомыслие, 1934-1941 гг. Во время правления Иосифа Сталина в Советском Союзе произошел ряд резких изменений, которые оказали глубокое влияние на его общество, политику и культуру. Между 1934 и 1941 годами Сталин развязал то, что стало известно как «Большой террор», в ходе которого миллионы советских граждан подвергались жестоким репрессиям, включая тюремное заключение, ссылку и казнь. В своей книге Popular Opinion in Stalin's Russia: Terror, Propaganda, and Dissent, 1934-1941, Сара Дэвис углубляется в опыт простых россиян в этот бурный период, используя отчеты НКВД и партии, письма и другие доказательства, чтобы пролить свет на повседневную жизнь людей и их отношение к советской власти. Сюжет Книга разделена на шесть глав, каждая из которых посвящена различным аспектам народного мнения во время Большого террора. В первой главе исследуется роль пропаганды в формировании общественного мнения, а во второй рассматриваются способы, с помощью которых режим стремился контролировать инакомыслие посредством репрессий и террора. Главы третья и четвертая углубляются в повседневный опыт советских граждан, включая их жалобы на нехватку продовольствия, условия жизни, влияние коллективизации на их жизнедеятельность.
Opinion populaire dans la Russie stalinienne : terreur, propagande et dissidence, 1934-1941 Sous le règne de Joseph Staline, l'Union soviétique a connu un certain nombre de changements radicaux qui ont eu un impact profond sur sa société, sa politique et sa culture. Entre 1934 et 1941, Staline a lancé ce qui est devenu la « Grande Terreur », au cours de laquelle des millions de citoyens soviétiques ont subi une répression brutale, y compris l'emprisonnement, l'exil et l'exécution. Dans son livre Popular Opinion in Stalin's Russia : Terror, Propaganda, and Dissent, 1934-1941, Sarah Davis explore l'expérience des Russes ordinaires en cette période agitée, en utilisant des rapports du NKVD et des partis, des lettres et d'autres preuves pour éclairer la vie quotidienne des gens et leur attitude envers le pouvoir soviétique. L'histoire du livre est divisée en six chapitres, chacun traitant de différents aspects de l'opinion populaire pendant la Grande Terreur. premier chapitre examine le rôle de la propagande dans la formation de l'opinion publique et le second examine les moyens par lesquels le régime a cherché à contrôler la dissidence par la répression et la terreur. s chapitres 3 et 4 approfondiront l'expérience quotidienne des citoyens soviétiques, y compris leurs plaintes concernant la pénurie alimentaire, les conditions de vie et l'impact de la collectivisation sur leur vie.
Opinión popular en la Rusia estalinista: terror, propaganda y disidencia, 1934-1941 Durante el gobierno de Iósif Stalin hubo una serie de cambios drásticos en la Unión Soviética que tuvieron un profundo impacto en su sociedad, política y cultura. Entre 1934 y 1941, Stalin desató lo que se conoció como el «Gran Terror», durante el cual millones de ciudadanos soviéticos sufrieron una brutal represión, incluyendo encarcelamiento, exilio y ejecución. En su libro Popular Opinion in Stalin's Russia: Terror, Propaganda, and Dissent, 1934-1941, Sarah Davis profundiza en la experiencia de los rusos comunes en este período turbulento, usando informes del NKVD y el partido, cartas y otras pruebas para arrojar luz sobre la vida cotidiana de la gente y su actitud hacia los soviéticos las autoridades. La trama libro se divide en seis capítulos, cada uno dedicado a diferentes aspectos de la opinión popular durante el Gran Terror. primer capítulo explora el papel de la propaganda en la formación de la opinión pública, mientras que el segundo examina las formas en que el régimen ha tratado de controlar la disidencia a través de la represión y el terror. capítulos tercero y cuarto profundizan en la experiencia cotidiana de los ciudadanos soviéticos, incluyendo sus quejas sobre la escasez de alimentos, las condiciones de vida, el impacto de la colectivización en sus actividades de vida.
Opinião popular na Rússia: terror, propaganda e dissidência, 1934-1941 Durante o governo de Joseph Stalin, houve uma série de mudanças drásticas na União Soviética que influenciaram profundamente sua sociedade, política e cultura. Entre 1934 e 1941, Stalin lançou o que ficou conhecido como «Grande Terror», em que milhões de cidadãos soviéticos sofreram represálias brutais, incluindo prisão, exílio e execução. Em seu livro Popular Opinion in Stalin's Rússia: Terror, Propaganda, e Dissent, 1934-1941, Sarah Davis se aprofundou na experiência dos russos comuns durante este período turbulento, usando relatórios do CNVD e do partido, cartas e outras provas para esclarecer a vida cotidiana das pessoas e suas atitudes com o poder soviético. O Livro está dividido em seis capítulos, cada um sobre diferentes aspectos da opinião popular durante o Grande Terror. O primeiro capítulo explora o papel da propaganda na formação da opinião pública, enquanto o segundo aborda as formas pelas quais o regime tem tentado controlar a dissidência através da repressão e do terror. Os capítulos 3 e 4 se aprofundam nas experiências diárias dos soviéticos, incluindo suas queixas sobre a escassez de alimentos, as condições de vida e os efeitos da coletividade sobre a sua vitalidade.
Opinione popolare nella Russia stalinese: terrore, propaganda e dissenso, 1934-1941 Durante il regno di Joseph Stalin, l'Unione Sovietica ha subito una serie di cambiamenti drastici che hanno avuto un profondo impatto sulla sua società, politica e cultura. Tra il 1934 e il 1941 Stalin scatenò quello che fu conosciuto come il «Grande Terrore», durante il quale milioni di cittadini sovietici subirono brutali repressioni, tra cui carcere, esilio e esecuzione. Nel suo libro Popolare Opinion in Stalin's Russia: Terrore, Propaganda, and Disent, 1934-1941, Sarah Davis approfondisce l'esperienza dei russi comuni in questo periodo turbolento, utilizzando rapporti del NCVD e del partito, lettere e altre prove per mettere in luce la vita quotidiana delle persone e il loro atteggiamento verso il potere sovietico. La trama del è suddivisa in sei capitoli, ciascuno dei quali riguarda diversi aspetti dell'opinione pubblica durante il Grande Terrore. Nel primo capitolo viene esaminato il ruolo della propaganda nella formazione dell'opinione pubblica, mentre nel secondo vengono esaminati i modi con cui il regime ha cercato di controllare il dissenso attraverso la repressione e il terrore. I capitoli terzo e quarto si approfondiscono nelle esperienze quotidiane dei cittadini sovietici, incluse le loro lamentele sulla carenza di cibo, le condizioni di vita, l'impatto della collettività sulla loro vitalità.
Volksmeinung im stalinistischen Russland: Terror, Propaganda und Dissens, 1934-1941 Während der Herrschaft von Josef Stalin gab es in der Sowjetunion eine Reihe drastischer Veränderungen, die tiefgreifende Auswirkungen auf seine Gesellschaft, Politik und Kultur hatten. Zwischen 1934 und 1941 entfesselte Stalin den sogenannten „Großen Terror“, bei dem Millionen Sowjetbürger brutalen Repressionen ausgesetzt waren, darunter Inhaftierung, Verbannung und Hinrichtung. In ihrem Buch Popular Opinion in Stalin's Russia: Terror, Propaganda, and Dissent, 1934-1941, geht Sarah Davis auf die Erfahrungen gewöhnlicher Russen in dieser turbulenten Zeit ein und verwendet NKWD und Parteiberichte, Briefe und andere Beweise, um das tägliche ben der Menschen und ihre Beziehung zur Sowjetmacht zu beleuchten. Das Buch ist in sechs Kapitel unterteilt, die sich jeweils mit verschiedenen Aspekten der öffentlichen Meinung während des Großen Terrors befassen. Das erste Kapitel untersucht die Rolle der Propaganda bei der öffentlichen Meinungsbildung, während das zweite die Art und Weise untersucht, wie das Regime versucht hat, Dissens durch Unterdrückung und Terror zu kontrollieren. Kapitel drei und vier vertiefen sich in die alltäglichen Erfahrungen der Sowjetbürger, einschließlich ihrer Beschwerden über Nahrungsmittelknappheit, bensbedingungen und die Auswirkungen der Kollektivierung auf ihre bensgrundlagen.
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Stalinist Rusya'da Halk Görüşü: Terör, Propaganda ve Muhalefet, 1934-1941 Joseph Stalin'in yönetimi sırasında Sovyetler Birliği, toplumu, siyaseti ve kültürü üzerinde derin bir etkisi olan bir dizi ani değişiklik gördü. 1934 ve 1941 yılları arasında Stalin, milyonlarca Sovyet vatandaşının hapis, sürgün ve idam da dahil olmak üzere acımasız baskıya maruz kaldığı "Büyük Terör'olarak bilinen şeyi serbest bıraktı. Sarah Davis, Stalin'in Rusya'sında Popüler Görüş: Terör, Propaganda ve Muhalefet, 1934-1941 adlı kitabında, insanların günlük yaşamlarına ve Sovyet yönetimine yönelik tutumlarına ışık tutmak için NKVD ve parti raporları, mektuplar ve diğer kanıtları kullanarak bu çalkantılı dönemde sıradan Rusların deneyimlerini inceliyor. Kitap, her biri Büyük Terör sırasında popüler görüşün farklı yönleriyle ilgilenen altı bölüme ayrılmıştır. Birinci bölüm propagandanın kamuoyunu şekillendirmedeki rolünü incelerken, ikincisi rejimin baskı ve terör yoluyla muhalefeti kontrol etme yollarını inceler. Üçüncü ve dördüncü bölümler, Sovyet vatandaşlarının gıda kıtlığı, yaşam koşulları, kolektifleştirmenin geçim kaynakları üzerindeki etkisi hakkındaki şikayetleri de dahil olmak üzere günlük deneyimlerini inceliyor.
الرأي الشعبي في روسيا الستالينية: الإرهاب والدعاية والمعارضة، 1934-1941 خلال حكم جوزيف ستالين، شهد الاتحاد السوفيتي عددًا من التغييرات المفاجئة التي كان لها تأثير عميق على مجتمعه وسياسته وثقافته. بين عامي 1934 و 1941، أطلق ستالين العنان لما أصبح يعرف باسم «الإرهاب العظيم»، حيث تعرض ملايين المواطنين السوفييت للقمع الوحشي، بما في ذلك السجن والنفي والإعدام. في كتابها الرأي الشعبي في روسيا ستالين: الإرهاب والدعاية والمعارضة، 1934-1941، تتعمق سارة ديفيس في تجارب الروس العاديين خلال هذه الفترة المضطربة، باستخدام NKVD وتقارير الحزب والرسائل والأدلة الأخرى لتسليط الضوء على حياة الناس اليومية ومواقفهم تجاه الحكم السوفيتي المؤامرة ينقسم الكتاب إلى ستة فصول، يتناول كل منها جوانب مختلفة من الرأي العام خلال الإرهاب العظيم. يبحث الفصل الأول دور الدعاية في تشكيل الرأي العام، بينما يبحث الفصل الثاني الطرق التي سعى بها النظام للسيطرة على المعارضة من خلال القمع والإرهاب. يتعمق الفصلان الثالث والرابع في التجربة اليومية للمواطنين السوفييت، بما في ذلك شكاواهم بشأن نقص الغذاء والظروف المعيشية وتأثير التجميع على سبل عيشهم.

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