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Communist Propaganda at School: The World of the Reading Primers from the Soviet Bloc, 1949–1989


The wide world—the homelandWhat is the homeland?National symbolsFlagsCoats of armsAnthemsHomeland stories and their heroesThe Second World WarHow does the state work?Army and militia—state functionariesPartyNotesThe wide world—the development of technology and civilizational transformationsMeans of transportationIndustryHousehold appliancesThe countrysideNotesThe world a little closer—adultsThe family“Dad strikes iron”—the professional life of parentsNotesThe world closest to children—schoolGoing to schoolOu the way to schoolIn the classroomDuring breakExtracurricular timeSchool actionsThe activity of communist youth organizationsDoing homeworkNotesChildren in private lifeChildren’s out-of-school life as a collective lifeGames and toysChildren in troubleNotesHolidaysMay DayFormerly religious holidaysChildren’s DayState holidaysConclusionNotesBibliographyLiterature
 
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