In the first source it is being viewed from the communist perspective in how socialism in the Soviet Union was the cause of supporting and emphasizing the Bolsheviks and all the workers, farmers and honest citizens. By doing so, the idea of Liberalism is rejected in the way how the party controlled everything, creating a classless society. The party line integrated its ranks and force becoming a strong, powerful core. They rejected liberalism in having no social classes, no equality and removing every sense of freedom in man. The government abuse of authority led to the over-intervention which in response posed a threat to liberty. According to philosopher ‘Plato’, the state should be a staged structure, where the different social classes cooperate …show more content…
In the poster by Maria Voron, it is apparent that there is a female worker who is classified as a ‘Super Productive worker’ based on the title. She is holding hay and is perceiving the public image of being a strong, hard worker who, standing in the foreground of many more people like her, is smirking while she is working. The Bolshevik’s used propaganda such as this to ensure the support of the public population and their views on the party’s ruling were put across in the most persuasive manner possible. Anything hostile or damaging to the party would not be made or shown to public. This poster is exposing the classless society of the Soviet Union as all the people shown are doing the same job such as slaves almost. Again, there is no equality shown in this poster which was the reality of Stalin’s authority in power. There are no rights or freedom shown and this poster can be compared to children doing chores around a house for a greater force except for the fact that these are grown, independent people who should have more freedom than a child. They are under manipulative control and thanks to the ideas of rulers such as Hitler and Stalin, they are mere