Propaganda in Russian schools prepares students to die for their country

The Russian government has introduced a new curriculum in schools that focuses on patriotism and national pride. This move aims to prepare students from a young age to be loyal to their country, but critics argue that it amounts to propaganda. The emphasis on patriotism may have a significant impact on the country's economy, as it could influence the next generation of workers and consumers.

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The Russian government is promoting patriotism and war preparation in schools. This could lead to a loss of young lives and a negative impact on the country's future.

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