In the first years of Soviet power the party was tasked with the elimination of illiteracy.For the period of its implementation role educator of the masses it had to take on a clear agitmaterial.As a rule, it was a bright picture printed on paper and provided with understandable text.To those who have not yet mastered the letter perfectly, do not overexert, the letters had to be smaller.
After the formation of the Soviet Union in 1922, the posters have not lost their propaganda value, but over time learned to read the majority of the population.The slogans of the USSR multiplied, they invented so that each life situation found at least one suitable.The most important, of the proletarians, which certainly need to come together on a worldwide scale, printed on the money and summaries of almost all newspapers daily.To the people did not forget about the main goal.
But it seems that this is very much an easy thing - to write slogans.The Soviet Union was a very politicized country, and any inaccuracy wording could lead to the author's sayings is very unfortunate consequences.For each correct ideological line of the newspaper - not the fact that printing propaganda material published by the huge numbers - should be prepared by an army of censors, knowing that the party line often varies, and it is necessary to keep up promptly change direction.
first bright objects, which draws attention to come to our country a foreigner, were the slogans.The USSR was a red cloth wrapped, especially on holidays.The meaning of some of the texts was difficult to understand without some training.For example, a very long quotation from one of Lenin's opus, written on a red background with white letters, explained that the paper can not be seen only as an agitator.It is also a propagandist.But this is not enough, so mundane everyday items worth 2 pennies, it turns out, is also a collective organizer.
other slogans of the USSR were laconic, they sometimes simply listing the fundamental values instilled in people - such as the "Lenin", "party" and "Komsomol".Or "peace," "work" and "May", to which was added orally wits few months to few were not.
times from the speech of the next secretary-general chosen any quote, which usually had no more sense than any appeal to "improve in every way" or "multiply" anything and printed next to the image leader izrekshegothis wisdom.
traced some continuity, which followed the Soviet slogans and posters.The Soviet Union was a country of scientific atheism, but the methodological approach was borrowed from the church.Banners on May Day or November demonstrations performed the same role as the banners during the processions, leaders should bear the image as fervently as the faces of saints and relics were located right on the main square of the country.
completes the resemblance completely devoid of scientific-materialist approach the assertion that a man who died a few decades ago, is livelier than all those present and absent at the event together.
Subjects Soviet propaganda was varied.Children are taught to brush their teeth and the need to be vigilant as Pavlik Morozov.Adults are asked to keep their money in a savings bank, and not to talk too much, so as not to be a godsend for a spy.Particularly noteworthy are the slogans of the Soviet Union.The statement comes inevitably to the victory of communist labor alongside a promise to perform ahead of plan, whether any particular way or at all.
engaged in manufacturing billboards often labor cooperatives, which is the case, despite the ban on private enterprise, was a source of good income.Every enterprise - agricultural or industrial - was obliged to spend a certain part of their self-financing income on banners, posters, slogans and other trappings, designed to create the illusion of forward movement towards communism.Is not very ...
