The Sovietisation of Romania, 1946-1948 – the first two years behind the curtain of propaganda
Journal Title: Journal of Education Culture and Society - Year 2016, Vol 7, Issue 2
Abstract
Dogmatic discourse and institutionalized control build a totalitarian state on two main pillars: propaganda and indoctrination. Our study analyzes the phenomena of cultural mimesis and ideological transplantation inside the Romanian communist system. The periphery and centre represent concepts that help us in the process of constructing our cultural theory about the propaganda system and its evolution during the years before the abolition of the monarchy, 1946-1947. The study is based mainly on archive documents. Therefore, we followed up the chronological paths in which the propaganda was used as an external weapon, and also as an internal indoctrination.
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Cristian Alexandru Groza
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