Political Indoctrination At the time of the Communist takeover in 1944 and in the years immediately thereafter, political commissars were an integral part of the military organization.
The agitators also have books, pamphlets, pictures, and films to facilitate the indoctrination of the masses.
Political and ideological indoctrination is intensive in these organizations and prepares the youth for possible membership in the Party in later years (see ch.
An important element of the program is the education and political indoctrination of the workers.
The chief disaster resulting from the French skeptical writings was not so much the skeptical indoctrination of the people as the general diffusion of a light and frivolous indifference to all religion.
The Roman Catholic Church of that day was not so careful of the indoctrination of the young as she is at the present time.
The subject of the meeting was, I quote: “Indoctrination on the Political Situation and Future Aims.
It supplied all the training materials, prepared the curricula for the schools, and the indoctrination of the people into the ideology of the Party.
Subject: Indoctrinationon the Political Situation and Future Aims.
Moved by the appeal of the Bishop of London, other masters permitted the indoctrination of their slaves in the principles of Christianity.
He also pointed out that a thorough indoctrination of white sailors before the arrival of the Negroes had been useful in preventing racial friction ashore.
The general had met with Gerhard Gesell and subsequently launched a special troop indoctrination program in Europe on discrimination in public accommodations.
He can be present in the manuals he writes, in the indoctrination courses for psychological warfare officers he sets up, in the current propaganda line he dictates by radio.
Japanese prisoners were given cordial welcome, better food than they had in the Army, the company of maidens, rich gifts, and political indoctrinationabout the freedom of Japan.
More justly the return of the East upon the West is not so much in a missionary propaganda, though there is a measure of that, as in a more subtle indoctrination of Western speculation by the fascination and mystery of the Eastern cults.
They devised a system ofindoctrination unequaled by that of any other people.
In addition, the law instituted new measures that gave stronger impetus to the political indoctrination of youth in order to counteract student unrest and dissatisfaction as well as the spread of Western liberalism (see ch.
Along with the expansion of curricula and the extension of the time spent in primary grades, the regime has also reemphasized the importance of ideological and political indoctrination for the nation's youth.
Press and radio more extensively developed than television, but all function as parts of ideological and political indoctrination system.
In late 1971, as a result of an ideological campaign launched by the regime, the communications media experienced measures that served further to reemphasize their assigned role as political tools in the indoctrination of the people.
After the communist takeover in 1948 all publishing facilities were nationalized, and the entire industry was converted to serve as a major propaganda and indoctrination instrument in support of the new regime.
An extensive purge of all categories of teachers was undertaken, and a number of special schools were set up for the political indoctrination of those retained in the system.
Despite its limited broadcast schedule, Program III also carries indoctrination programs in the form of interviews and panel discussions.
Within the services it forms units throughout the organizational structures that either direct or actively assist in political indoctrination programs and manage sports and recreational activities.
Functions of the local and occupational cell units include the implementation of party directives and programs, the recruitment and indoctrination of new members, and the dissemination of propaganda directed at those outside the party.
Also, the discipline and political indoctrination given the conscripts during their military service is considered beneficial to them and to the country.
Astro found it hard to hide his eagerness to begin indoctrination on hyperdrive, and it was only his deep concern for Roger that kept him from letting out one of his bull-throated bellows.
Cadets Corbett and Astro report to rocket cruiser Polaris forindoctrination on hyperdrive--on the double--by order of Major Connel.
He told the plan over to himself every night, and told everyone about it who came in to the indoctrination ward.
They were comparatively new here, all these in thisindoctrination ward.
You will be screened now and taken to the indoctrination ward.
During theindoctrination period you will do a very simple routine job in coordination with the cybernetics machines.
The period of indoctrination varies in length with the individuals.
Surely, after all this harrowing indoctrination experience, you realize that!
Many career noncommissioned officers are also party members and, for the conscript in the ranks, political indoctrination is as regular as his military training.
Political indoctrination and ideological subjects, presented in an attempt to encourage a more proper attitude are, therefore, given highest priorities in the new program.
But the negative attitude and sagging interest in politicalindoctrination and economic activities increasingly worries party leaders.
Two years later the government stated that "the people's school is a powerful weapon in the hands of the Communist Party and the people's democratic state for education and Communist indoctrination of the people.
Under the heading "Indoctrination Test Scores" this is a test, an Army test battery, which in this instance was administered by the Marine Corps at a Navy installation.
They ignore the fact that Japan's high rate of productivity has less to do with the nation's high rate of literacy than does the indoctrination and character formation that Japanese schooling entails.
This effort at education was intended to prepare the new generations for productive tasks, but also to subject each person to a program ofindoctrination channeled through the powerful medium of literacy.
The oddity of weightlessness was totally unlike anything he had expected despite the fact its symptoms had been carefully explained during the indoctrination program.
As part of his indoctrinationhe had studied the personnel records of the men he might be so dependent on.
On the basis of the indoctrination talk on the prison ship, Barrent had expected Omega to be dedicated to the rehabilitation of criminals.
For purposes of internal security, all countries relied upon the newest propaganda and indoctrination techniques.
Becoming interested in the thorough indoctrination of these slaves, Mr. Taylor planned for their instruction, encouraging the slaveholders to teach the blacks at least to the extent of learning the Lord's Prayer.
The missionary spirit was not wanting, however, and the accession of Negroes to the churches followed later in spite of local opposition and the general apathy as to the indoctrination of the blacks.
Toward the end of his indoctrination studies, Ronny appeared one morning at the Octagon Section G offices and before Irene Kasansky.
His indoctrination course was a strain such as he’d never known in school years.
It’s the quickest method of indoctrination we’ve hit upon; the agent literally teaches himself by observation and participation.
It plainly appears that the Intellectuals are to be counted as supernumeraries, except so far as they serve as an instrument of publicity and indoctrination in the hands of the discretionary authorities.
More particularly is there a well-kept limit of moderation on any work of indoctrination or intellectual guidance which this class may carry down among the people at large, dictated and enforced by dynastic expediency.
The attainment of unity of effort therefore calls for an understanding of fundamentals (page i), a basic indoctrination which is not only sound but also common to all commanders of the chain of command.
Manifestly, to be along permanently useful lines, indoctrination flows from sound philosophy, i.
But, whatever the motive and whether the doctrine be sound or false, the act of indoctrination is intended to shape opinion and thus influence action.
Cummings' desk was right across from mine, so I began to get a UFO indoctrination via bull sessions.
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