Vizuálne prvky v kronikách Pionierskej organizácie Socialistického zväzu mládeže v období socializmu

Gubricová, Janette

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“…10 It was significantly demonstrated also in the ideologization of the activities of the PO (Beňušková, 1994;Gubricová, 2017Gubricová, , 2018. ese studies particularly focused on the way of celebrating memorial days and holidays in the period of socialism (Beňušková, 1994), identification of overlap of the socialist ideology in children's leisure activities (Gubricová, 2017(Gubricová, , 2018, as well as identification of non-verbal elements related to the Soviet Union in chronicles of PO (Gubricová, 2020), presented the points of departure of further research. Its aim was the analysis and description of the forms and their content used in the educational system of the PO to form a positive relationship of their members to the Soviet Union.…”

Section: F or M I N G P O Si T I V E R E L At Ion Sh I P S Of C H I L Dr E N To T H E S Ov I E T U N Ionmentioning

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Forming Pupils’ Positive Relationship to the Soviet Union in the Period of Socialism in Czechoslovakia Through the Lens of Chronicles

Gubricová

2021

Slovenský Národopis / Slovak Ethnology

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The cooperation of Czechoslovakia (and other socialist countries) with the Soviet Union was an important phenomenon during the period of socialism. It represented one form of building and consolidating socialism within socialist countries. Relationships with the Soviet Union affected political, ideological, economic and cultural domains, including education. This study follows points of departure and forms of building children’s positive relationship with the Soviet Union in the period of socialism. The content analysis of the Pioneer Organisation chronicles shows that the most frequently identified forms of activities were regularly organised (celebrations of memorial days and public holidays, politically motivated commitments, correspondence, games, expeditions, competitions, etc.). Some identified activities could be considered occasional, as they reflected current events in the Soviet Union (showing Soviet films, deaths of prominent politicians, anniversaries of birth/death of politicians, etc.). The proclaimed “diversity and attractiveness of content and forms” can characterise the process, and it affected many domains of children’s lives. However, the (in)direct power interest of the Soviet Union was hidden in the proclamation of “children’s well-being”, while the programme of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia was implemented to reinforce the communistic ideology and actual political interests.

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Section: F or M I N G P O Si T I V E R E L At Ion Sh I P S Of C H I L Dr E N To T H E S Ov I E T U N Ionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Forming Pupils’ Positive Relationship to the Soviet Union in the Period of Socialism in Czechoslovakia Through the Lens of Chronicles

Gubricová

2021

Slovenský Národopis / Slovak Ethnology

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Vizuálne prvky v kronikách Pionierskej organizácie Socialistického zväzu mládeže v období socializmu

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Forming Pupils’ Positive Relationship to the Soviet Union in the Period of Socialism in Czechoslovakia Through the Lens of Chronicles

Forming Pupils’ Positive Relationship to the Soviet Union in the Period of Socialism in Czechoslovakia Through the Lens of Chronicles

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