Alumni College: Sound of Stalinism: Music/Politics in Cold War Europe with Prof. David Tompkins
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Alumni College: Sound of Stalinism: Music/Politics in Cold War Europe with Prof. David Tompkins
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Music, as part of culture more broadly, played a crucial role in creating and maintaining the communist regimes in Central Europe. In this presentation, David Tompkins, Associate Professor of History and Director of European Studies, provides context, plays some of the 'hit' mass songs of the era, and offers a brief coda on music in Russia today.
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- Title Alumni College: Sound of Stalinism: Music/Politics in Cold War Europe with Prof. David Tompkins
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- Description Music, as part of culture more broadly, played a crucial role in creating and maintaining the communist regimes in Central Europe. In this presentation, David Tompkins, Associate Professor of History and Director of European Studies, provides context, plays some of the 'hit' mass songs of the era, and offers a brief coda on music in Russia today.
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