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“Books differ from all other propaganda media primarily because one single book can significantly change the reader’s attitude and action to an extent unmatched by the impact of any other single medium.”
And Soviet leader Joseph Stalin once described writers as “the engineers of the human soul.”
All novels are propaganda to one degree or another, but some novels are blatantly propagandistic. The novels listed here should be fiction with great propaganda value. In other words, novels that overtly sell official dogma, from the promiscuous Godless secular culture to official stories from officialdom (military-industrial complex, intelligence agencies, mainstream media, corporatocracy, medical-industrial complex) In other words, novels that could've been commissioned by officialdom, or overtly contribute to the degradation of culture (no redeeming value whatsoever).
And Soviet leader Joseph Stalin once described writers as “the engineers of the human soul.”
All novels are propaganda to one degree or another, but some novels are blatantly propagandistic. The novels listed here should be fiction with great propaganda value. In other words, novels that overtly sell official dogma, from the promiscuous Godless secular culture to official stories from officialdom (military-industrial complex, intelligence agencies, mainstream media, corporatocracy, medical-industrial complex) In other words, novels that could've been commissioned by officialdom, or overtly contribute to the degradation of culture (no redeeming value whatsoever).
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