His intellectualism was highlighted by quoting his writing in newspapers
art on fascism and mussolini is more avant garde and futuristic
He was seen to be into art as a protector of European values
all of the above
technological progress
seen as an expert of Archaeology and architecture
7. who argues there are 4 aspects to Stalin Cult? (1. Closeness to Lenin, 2. personal role o soviet success, 3. closeness to the people, 4. celebrate his writings)
Sarah Davies
Sheila Fitzpatrick
Graeme Gill
Emilio Gentile
8. What were the main points of the Hitler Myth?
Hitler as the restorer of order
That Hitler was above everyday matters
Hitler as the architect of the economic revival
all of these reasons
Hitler as a moderate (church)
Charismatic leadership
9. Who was most likely to take to the cult? (Sarah Davies)
workers and peasants (tsar like figure)
Mothers
Soldiers
All of the above
People who had risen from humble beginnings
people who benefited from the regime
10. What was Mussolini's image?
associated with restoring order and justice
Image of him as dutiful husband and Father
All of the above
Seen as a genius/intellect despite formal education (makes laws etc)
athleticism was central to his image (often shirtless, Hitler disapproved)
11. which historian thought of the Hitler Myth?
Vandana Joshi
Roger Eatwell
Ian Kershaw
Robert Gellately
12. when did the Hitler Cult emerge?
in 1921
in 1925
in 1933
in 1929
13. why was there scepticism to the cult?
all of the above
Surprise emergence of Stalin in Media was met with suspicion
people compared Stalin to Lenin unfavourably
People trusted their own memories
people said they were copying the Nazis
could be counterproductive if pushed too far
14. What were the main parts of Stalin's public image?
All of the above
Doctoring people (Trotsky) out of images
Stalin as defender of the weak
seen as close to the people (images with citizens and children)
