European History Chapter 15, Section 3
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- Communist party newspaper; name means "Truth"
- Pravda
- the only high-ranking women to serve in Lenin's govt
- Alexandra Kollontai
- Jewish poet who was tortured and imprisoned for criticizing Stalin
- Osip Mandelstam
- one of Russia's great poets who was forced to write in secret
- Anna Akhmatova
- Soviet writer who won the Nobel Prize for Literature; wrote And Quiet Flows the Don
- Mikhail Sholokhov
- a form of govt in which a one-party dictatorship regulates all parts of citizens' lives
- totalitarian state
- the belief that there is no god
- atheism
- a kind of art showing Soviet life in a positive light
- socialist realism
- terror tactics, propaganda, and war against religion were all methods Stalin use to create what?
- a totalitarian state
- Who became the new elite in Russia?
- The Communist Party
- How did the Soviet government make sure that most writers and artists conformed to the style of socialist realism?
- censorship and persecution
- The differences between the two were: in communism, 1) women were given equality and 2) new education opportunities were available. The similarities were: 1) the social order, despite different categories, was almost identical and 2) the standard of livi
- Life under Stalin vs. under the Czars
- What was the name for art that only showed Soviet life in a positive light?
- Socialist realist art
- Who had the best apartments, could shop in special stores with the best products, and wore good shoes!
- The Comunist party, aka "the elite"