Communistic ‘Ministry of Youth’ in the Sphere of Spiritual Life of Post-War Soviet Society

Slezin, A. A., Belyaev, A. A. (2009). Communistic ‘Ministry of Youth’ in the Sphere of Spiritual Life of Post-War Soviet Society. Politics and Society, 12

Slezin, A. A., Belyaev, A. A. Communistic ‘Ministry of Youth’ in the Sphere of Spiritual Life of Post-War Soviet Society

Abstract: The authors of the article summarized the series of articles about the role of Komsomol in the spiritual life of Russian society during the first post-war decade. The main conclusion the researches made suggested the following: during the first post-war decade young people (at least Komsomol) had been an active participant of the social life. Social activity of the youth was directly connected with the youth’s ability to create something new and change the reality.

Keywords:

political sciences, youth, Komsomol, state institution, power, spirituality, political body, culture, school, society

This article is unavailable for unregistered users. Click to login or register

The article is published in the version approved by the reviewers (after receiving a positive review recommending the manuscript for publication) with corrections made by the author (after receiving the editor’s comments, if any).
Read all reviews on this article