Public Opinion in Soviet Russia

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Exploring the dynamics of public sentiment in the Soviet Union, this book delves into how opinions were shaped and influenced by the state. It examines the mechanisms of propaganda, censorship, and social control, providing insights into the complexities of individual and collective attitudes during a pivotal historical period. The work offers a critical analysis of how public opinion was both a tool for governance and a reflection of the populace's responses to political and social changes.