Propaganda in the People's Republic of Poland

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Polish postwar communist propaganda poster showing soldier of communist Armia Ludowa resistance and soldier of Armia Krajowa (loyal to the Polish government in exile), saying: "The Giant and the spat dwarf of reactionism."

Communist propaganda played an important role in the People's Republic of Poland , one of the largest and most important communist satellite states of the Soviet Union. Together with the use of force and terror it was instrumental in keeping the communist government in power and was designed to shape Polish society into a communist one. ^[1]

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[edit] External links

• Marek Jan Chodakiewicz, The Legal Basis of Torture and the Communist Propaganda, in The Dialectics of Pain: The Interrogation Methods of the Communist Secret Police in Poland, 1944-1955.
• (Polish) Propaganda w PRL-u
• (Polish) Internetowe Muzeum Polski Ludowej
• (Polish) Komunizm, socjalizm i czasy PRL-u
• (Polish) Propaganda komunistyczna

[edit] See also

• Bibuła
• Culture in People's Republic of Poland
• Education in the People's Republic of Poland

[edit] References