Revolutionary Propaganda and Political Turmoil

This chapter explores the strategic use of funerals as a revolutionary propaganda tool, highlighting historical examples from South Korea and Russia. It examines the emotional weight of death in mobilizing public sentiment and the interplay between political factions during the turbulent 1905 revolution. The narrative further delves into the complexities of voter rights for Jews, the impact of World War I, and the role of media in shaping public perception amidst widespread unrest.