Antisovjetska filmska propaganda u Jugoslaviji 1948-1952.
Starting with the analysis of the Soviet inϐluence on Yugoslav cinematography and ϐilm censorship in the period before 1948, the article will examine the change of ideological narrative in Yugoslavia after the Resolution of the Informbiro. The main intention of the article is to show the key mot...
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2018-04-01
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| author | Davor Stipić |
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| description | Starting with the analysis of the Soviet inϐluence on
Yugoslav cinematography and ϐilm censorship in the period
before 1948, the article will examine the change of ideological
narrative in Yugoslavia after the Resolution of the Informbiro.
The main intention of the article is to show the key motives of
anti-Soviet propaganda in Yugoslavia on the example of three
short ϐilms: Moscow is Speaking (1950), The Great Rally (1951),
and The Secret of IB castle (1951). |
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| spelling | doaj.art-5a5b5d01dee94ec1ba3baf1a7f5c84e22022-12-22T01:19:54ZengInstitut za noviju istoriju SrbijeТокови историје0354-64972560-547X2018-04-011101125https://doi.org/10.31212/tokovi.2018.1.sti.101-125Antisovjetska filmska propaganda u Jugoslaviji 1948-1952.Davor Stipić0Institut za noviju istoriju Srbije, BeogradStarting with the analysis of the Soviet inϐluence on Yugoslav cinematography and ϐilm censorship in the period before 1948, the article will examine the change of ideological narrative in Yugoslavia after the Resolution of the Informbiro. The main intention of the article is to show the key motives of anti-Soviet propaganda in Yugoslavia on the example of three short ϐilms: Moscow is Speaking (1950), The Great Rally (1951), and The Secret of IB castle (1951).http://tokovi.istorije.rs/cir/uploaded/1%202018/2018_1_05_Stipic.pdfInformbiropropagandaYugoslaviaϐilmStalinTito |
| spellingShingle | Davor Stipić Antisovjetska filmska propaganda u Jugoslaviji 1948-1952. Токови историје Informbiro propaganda Yugoslavia ϐilm Stalin Tito |
| title | Antisovjetska filmska propaganda u Jugoslaviji 1948-1952. |
| title_full | Antisovjetska filmska propaganda u Jugoslaviji 1948-1952. |
| title_fullStr | Antisovjetska filmska propaganda u Jugoslaviji 1948-1952. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Antisovjetska filmska propaganda u Jugoslaviji 1948-1952. |
| title_short | Antisovjetska filmska propaganda u Jugoslaviji 1948-1952. |
| title_sort | antisovjetska filmska propaganda u jugoslaviji 1948 1952 |
| topic | Informbiro propaganda Yugoslavia ϐilm Stalin Tito |
| url | http://tokovi.istorije.rs/cir/uploaded/1%202018/2018_1_05_Stipic.pdf |
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