The "ideological offensive" in education: the portrayal of the United States in secondary curricula and textbooks in Poland during the Stalinist period (1948 - 1956) / Joanna Krol...[et.al]
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Cold War History Vol 17, No. 3, August 2017, pp. 299 - 319 (DA)Summary: The article sets during the People's Republic of Poland (1952 - 1989), covering the role of schools in transmitting the official ideology of the ruling Communist regime and cultivating young supporters. It illustrates how curricular materials aligned with the foreign policy objectives of the Polish United Workers' Party and the Soviet Union.
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| Journal Article | Defence Academy Library Journals | UNITED STATES (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 59738-1001 |
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The article sets during the People's Republic of Poland (1952 - 1989), covering the role of schools in transmitting the official ideology of the ruling Communist regime and cultivating young supporters. It illustrates how curricular materials aligned with the foreign policy objectives of the Polish United Workers' Party and the Soviet Union.
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