Russia: Inside Putin’s Machine of Propaganda
Investigation
26,993 views
Inside Putin’s Russia, patriotism has become a powerful political tool. This documentary explores military-themed education, state propaganda, mass commemorations, censorship and the growing pressure on those who challenge the official narrative.
00:00 Inside Russia’s Military-Patriotic Theme Park
03:29 A $330 Million Project Built to Promote Patriotism
05:14 How Russian Propaganda Shapes Public Opinion
12:23 Nearly One Million March in the Immortal Regiment
16:41 A Staged Assassination Plot?
19:53 NATO Portrayed as Russia’s Greatest Enemy
23:33 Students Absorb the Kremlin’s Narrative
34:00 Anti-War Messages Can Mean 15 Years in Prison
39:57 Western Social Media Is Blocked in Russia
41:50 Putin’s Opponents Are Sent to Prison
Director: Marc de la Villardière & Igor Sahiri
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I have to be honest it sounds like a small error but if this is not picked up on before producing this documentory i have to question everything else in this documentory when it comes to translations especially as the euro to ruble is 1-100
edit: at 51:25 it seems correct (15 million rubles rounds up to 200 thousand euros)
also 18:43 Vladimir Solovyov admits to being a jew
Russia: Inside Putin’s Machine of Propaganda
Investigation
26,993 views
Inside Putin’s Russia, patriotism has become a powerful political tool. This documentary explores military-themed education, state propaganda, mass commemorations, censorship and the growing pressure on those who challenge the official narrative.
00:00 Inside Russia’s Military-Patriotic Theme Park
03:29 A $330 Million Project Built to Promote Patriotism
05:14 How Russian Propaganda Shapes Public Opinion
12:23 Nearly One Million March in the Immortal Regiment
16:41 A Staged Assassination Plot?
19:53 NATO Portrayed as Russia’s Greatest Enemy
23:33 Students Absorb the Kremlin’s Narrative
34:00 Anti-War Messages Can Mean 15 Years in Prison
39:57 Western Social Media Is Blocked in Russia
41:50 Putin’s Opponents Are Sent to Prison
Director: Marc de la Villardière & Igor Sahiri