That is an interesting take on those pieces of communist propaganda.
I think sometime in the 80's or 90's, there would be some very brutal, Oscar-baiting movie about a Chinese Soldier who survives the abject hell that is the Sino-Soviet War and its aftermath.
Given the amount of Jewish refugees from the Soviet Union and larger material to work with, I can also expect that there will be a major increase of production of Holocaust movies (about both Holocausts, of course).
I think springtime for stalin.If Mel Brooks's The Producers is still made would the play the characters use for the scam still be springtime for hitler or would it change to something like springtime for stalin?
If Mel Brooks's The Producers is still made would the play the characters use for the scam still be springtime for hitler or would it change to something like springtime for stalin?
Stalin and his cronies have brought misery to almost every corner of the globe they could. So I don't think people are going to be in a mood for that kind of thing for quite a while.
People mocked Hitler even while he was right now bringing absolutely enormous misery to millions upon millions of people.
I don't think humanity in general is as sombre and [humourless/respectful] (pick word depending on your perspective) as you wish it to be.
In 1940, when Charlie Chaplin made The Great Dictator, nobody knew how terrible the Nazis were going to be.
Charlie Chaplin said if he knew about the extant of the Nazis' atrocities, he would not have made it.
You're acting as if The Great Dictator was the only thing anyone ever made making fun of the Nazis. It wasn't. It wasn't even close to that.
Yes, you're appalled by this universe and would never think of making jokes about it, we get it, everyone gets it by now. But you're looking at it from outside and when you do you're seeing broad overviews of horrors, you're not living in it day-to-day. People make jokes about things all the time, including extremely dark things.
I never said nobody would joke about it. I'm saying pop culture would wait a bit before joking about it.
Pop culture didn't wait a moment to joke about the Nazis. In the 30s, in the 40s, in the 50s…
Also most films mocking Hitler were made during the war and at a time when (outside of the high command) few knew the truth of what Hitler was doing. When word got out about the holocaust those kind of films stopped in a big hurry. Sure you still got ww2 comedies but Hitler himself went from a buffoon to satanic evil. Also your average comedy nazi was usually part of the Heer due to the "clean hands" myth, SS men etc were almost always stright villain roles.I never said nobody would joke about it. I'm saying pop culture would wait a bit before joking about it.
Besides Comedy, I what other forms and subforms of culture would look like.
Like Spy Movies. Who will James Bond spy on?
Spy movies exist, but I doubt they portray the Soviets as anything except pure evil.
Regarding time travelling people probably would ask "would you kill Stalin?" instead "Would you kill Hitler?".
And just wondering how people would see Russians. Their reputation probably is pretty much worse than Germans after WW2.