Report on the Russians and Western news influences
A vivid account of how Soviet media portray Western life and war, noting selective foreign films in Moscow, the Red Army image, and Pravda’s official line. The piece recounts Molotov dinners, censorship rules, and a Volga River political cruise with American guests and performers.
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Detroit
Komsomols
California
NKVD
Stalin
Moscow
Chaplin
Sonja Henie
Deanna Durbin
Thief of Bagdad
Bagdad
Uadron
Hollywood
America
Normandy
Red Army
Land Ory
Spiridonovka
Eric
Joyce
Molotov
England
S. Litvinov
Kremlin
Mikoyan
Foreign Office
Winston Churchill
Warsaw
East Prussia
Pravda
Kirilov
Volga River
Kansas City
Cleveland Union
Johnson
Johnny
Moscow Canal Tour and New View of Russia Portrait
A correspondent describes a Moscow to Volga canal journey with Lenin and Stalin statues at loading stations and a tour of Metropole hosts. The writer notes Soviet social life including women, marriage, and divorce amid a blend of myth and fact, adds reflections on Russian sexuality, and hints at a broader sermon on friendship with Christ.
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Russia
Panama
Lenin
Stalin
Soviet Union
Metropole
Nina
Moscow
Bolshevik Party
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Jesus I
Bartimaeus
David
Lesson for April 14 Scripture Texts Selected
A brief notice describes lesson materials for April 14 with subjects and scripture texts chosen by the International Council on Religious Education for use in teaching.
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