10. Free All children Education education for will have a is free, and all children in free people learn public schools. education how to Abolition of and will not meet children’s be allowed everyone’s factory labour to work in basic needs in its present factories. As while in form. people are school. Combination educated, of education they also with industrial how to production. make necessities. Which of these measures might have appealed to Eastern Europeans after World War II? Why? Answers will vary. Which of these measures might people have been unsure about? Why? Answers will vary. Source: Karl Marx, et. al. The Communist Manifesto. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1848. Understanding Communist Propaganda Context: Translation: What the October Revolution has given to women and working peasants. on the buildings: Library, worker’s club, a school for adults, and house for mother and child.’ ‘a The final stage of the Russian Revolution occurred in October of 1917, sometimes called October.” The “Red Bolsheviks (the communist party), led by Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, Joseph Stalin, and others, overthrew the provisional government of Russia. They established what would eventually become the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), or the Soviet Union. As a communist state, the government of the Soviet Union expressed a commitment to workers’ rights, peace, and equality. Source: 1920. N.p., n.d. Gosizdat, Moscow. What the October Revolution has given The Chairman Smiles Collection (Soviet – International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam). Posters), DESCRIPTION OF SOURCE MEANING What do you see? What is the purpose of the images/text?
10. Free education for all children in public schools. Abolition of children’s factory labour in its present form. Combination of education with industrial production. All children will have a free education and will not be allowed to work in factories. As people are educated, they also how to make necessities. Education is free, and people learn how to meet everyone’s basic needs while in school. Which of these measures might have appealed to Eastern Europeans after World War II? Why? Answers will vary. Which of these measures might people have been unsure about? Why? Answers will vary. Source: Karl Marx, et. al. The Communist Manifesto. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1848. Understanding Communist Propaganda Context: Translation: What the October Revolution has given to women and working peasants. on the buildings: Library, worker’s club, a school for adults, and ‘a house for mother and child.’ The final stage of the Russian Revolution occurred in October of 1917, sometimes called “Red October.” The Bolsheviks (the communist party), led by Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky, Joseph Stalin, and others, overthrew the provisional government of Russia. They established what would eventually become the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), or the Soviet Union. As a communist state, the government of the Soviet Union expressed a commitment to workers’ rights, peace, and equality. Source: What the October Revolution has given – 1920. N.p., n.d. Gosizdat, Moscow. The Chairman Smiles Collection (Soviet Posters), International Institute of Social History (Amsterdam). DESCRIPTION OF SOURCE What do you see? MEANING What is the purpose of the images/text?
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