Jonathan Brunstedt. The Soviet Myth of World War II: Patriotic Memory and the Russian Question in the USSR. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2021
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В недавнем исследовании «Советский миф Второй мировой войны: Патриотическая память и русский вопрос в СССР» Джонатан Брунстедт рассматривает проблемы национальной политики, патриотической мобилизации и русского национализма в контексте официальной памяти о войне. На основе множества архивных источников и опубликованных научных работ автор рассматривает технологии и механизмы культурного управления и мифотворчества, использовавшиеся советскими элитами с целью создания общей (над)национальной идентичности, для которой Великая Отечественная война стала объединяющим фактором.
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USSSR, Russian Question, World War II , Great Patriotic War, Commemoration, Patriotic Mobilization
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