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Diary of a Generation
Titoism abused the school system, as well as all institutions of culture and media in order to create obedient subjects who do not have their own opinion about reality and who live in a fictitious world of ideological constructions. Children from eight-year schools are forced to quote by heart the values of the so-called self-governing socialism as their own. This is the best way to create generations of conformists who the so-called elites can rule.
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Titoism abused the school system, as well as all institutions of culture and media in order to create obedient subjects who do not have their own opinion about reality and who live in a fictitious world of ideological constructions. Children from eight-year schools are forced to quote by heart the values of the so-called self-governing socialism as their own. This is the best way to create generations of conformists who the so-called elites can rule.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jovan Jovanović
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Zvezda film
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