Soviet propaganda cartoon DVDs
This two-disc set of Soviet propaganda cartoons (subtitled "American Imperialists and Fascist Barbarians," and "Capitalist Sharks and Communism's Shining Future") looks like a hell of a lot of fun. Just ordered mine!
Link (Thanks, A.Simmons!)From the early days of the Russian Revolution to the final days of the Cold War, the Communist party were experts in propaganda art. Using sophisticated animation techniques the Communists won the hearts and minds of the Russian people in their battle against capitalism and their desire to portray Communism as the shining vision for the future. The undermining of capitalist sharks and the evangelical praise of the communist regime were masterpieces of animated art and propaganda. This collection of animated propaganda was recently recovered from Russia's television vaults. For the first time in ninety years the West can now see how the Soviets portrayed them. This unique documentary collection brings together the original animators and propaganda films such as Mister Twister, What Hitler Wants, Fascist Boots on Our Homeland and many others. Included in the box is a 24 page collectors booklet featuring background information on every propoganda film.

From the early days of the Russian Revolution to the final days of the Cold War, the Communist party were experts in propaganda art. Using sophisticated animation techniques the Communists won the hearts and minds of the Russian people in their battle against capitalism and their desire to portray Communism as the shining vision for the future. The undermining of capitalist sharks and the evangelical praise of the communist regime were masterpieces of animated art and propaganda. This collection of animated propaganda was recently recovered from Russia's television vaults. For the first time in ninety years the West can now see how the Soviets portrayed them. This unique documentary collection brings together the original animators and propaganda films such as Mister Twister, What Hitler Wants, Fascist Boots on Our Homeland and many others. Included in the box is a 24 page collectors booklet featuring background information on every propoganda film.

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This looks like an abreviated vesion of the four DVD set that was released by Jove Film back a while back (and appears to be out of print).
http://www.amazon.com/Animated-Soviet-Propaganda-Revolution-Perestroika/dp/B000KPQ2FW/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-9883745-3139352?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1194215218&sr=8-1
I buy everything I see. I have so much money and no standards whatsoever. I even have a robo goat on order. Keep 'em coming.
Jove has put out some great stuff, but they have some copyright issues that bother me. Despite the law, as far as I know, saying that anything made in the USSR before 1972 was public domain, they claim to own the rights on a lot of that footage.
The four disc version is on netflix.
"#6 posted by It's not enough to think like Soupy Sales, you have to BE Soupy Sales , November 4, 2007 6:33 PM:
Teresa Nielsen Hayden/Moderator must go!"
why? why should i or other persons care. Just saying the moderator must go is not enough. Please provide proof other wise i wouldn't mind you being deleted. You provide no argument or links. so its a wasted effort.
TSOL: and the flouride in the water is for mind control.
Does it have the "Worker and Parasite" cartoons?
My wife ordered these for her library, thinking I'd find them interesting, and they have turned out to be seriously popular. I thought there were five or six disks -- maybe it keeps changing -- but it was expensive enough that I couldn't have bought it for myself.
Of course you don't have to be oppressed or illiterate to buy the Big Lie. I was delighted to see TSOL's reference and a link to one of my own favorite posts on the subject, "Chomsky, Moore, Fisk: Pathetic membots running the program of a dead tyrant" in the comments above.