The Soviet Special Propaganda in the Second World War. Target: the Romanian Army
The use of non-military means to achieve military and political goals has a long history. But each time the tools to influence the emotional sphere of an enemy have been improved with the development of impact technologies and the emergence of new communication channels. Tasks such as demoralizing t...
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doaj-cd09f57d3bde4ddfabac250c70d304af2020-11-25T01:23:21ZdeuStefan cel Mare University of SuceavaCodrul Cosminului1224-032X2067-58602019-12-0125234136810.4316/CC.2019.02.006The Soviet Special Propaganda in the Second World War. Target: the Romanian ArmyОlexander Lysenko0Svetlana Pavlovskaya1Valerii Hrytsiuk2National Academy of Sciences of UkraineNational University of Defence of UkraineNational University of Defence of UkraineThe use of non-military means to achieve military and political goals has a long history. But each time the tools to influence the emotional sphere of an enemy have been improved with the development of impact technologies and the emergence of new communication channels. Tasks such as demoralizing the enemy, persuading to cease the armed struggle, motivating collaboration, were defined along with militant actions. The specialization of this type of activity, the creation of appropriate authorities and the training of qualified personnel had been specified in the pre-war period and improved during the armed confrontation. The article targets one of the components of special propaganda focused on an enemy and its allies during the first period of the German-Soviet war (June 22, 1941 - November 18, 1942). Printing and distributing leaflets was the most spread form of work with the enemy and its allies in the ideological branches of the Red Army. The specific features of the texts intended for enemy personnel and their allies were analyzed through examples of leaflets addressed to Romanian soldiers and the Romanian Armed forces.http://www.atlas.usv.ro/www/codru_net/CC25/2/pdf/propaganda.pdfthe german-soviet warspecial propagandaleafletsromanian armed forces. |
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Оlexander Lysenko Svetlana Pavlovskaya Valerii Hrytsiuk The Soviet Special Propaganda in the Second World War. Target: the Romanian Army Codrul Cosminului the german-soviet war special propaganda leaflets romanian armed forces. |
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Оlexander Lysenko Svetlana Pavlovskaya Valerii Hrytsiuk |
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The Soviet Special Propaganda in the Second World War. Target: the Romanian Army |
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The Soviet Special Propaganda in the Second World War. Target: the Romanian Army |
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The Soviet Special Propaganda in the Second World War. Target: the Romanian Army |
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The Soviet Special Propaganda in the Second World War. Target: the Romanian Army |
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The Soviet Special Propaganda in the Second World War. Target: the Romanian Army |
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soviet special propaganda in the second world war. target: the romanian army |
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Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava |
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Codrul Cosminului |
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1224-032X 2067-5860 |
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The use of non-military means to achieve military and political goals has a long history. But each time the tools to influence the emotional sphere of an enemy have been improved with the development of impact technologies and the emergence of new communication channels. Tasks such as demoralizing the enemy, persuading to cease the armed struggle, motivating collaboration, were defined along with militant actions. The specialization of this type of activity, the creation of appropriate authorities and the training of qualified personnel had been specified in the pre-war period and improved during the armed confrontation. The article targets one of the components of special propaganda focused on an enemy and its allies during the first period of the German-Soviet war (June 22, 1941 - November 18, 1942). Printing and distributing leaflets was the most spread form of work with the enemy and its allies in the ideological branches of the Red Army. The specific features of the texts intended for enemy personnel and their allies were analyzed through examples of leaflets addressed to Romanian soldiers and the Romanian Armed forces. |
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the german-soviet war special propaganda leaflets romanian armed forces. |
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http://www.atlas.usv.ro/www/codru_net/CC25/2/pdf/propaganda.pdf |
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