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In the BSSR, one of the means forming socialist awareness in women was the “Bielaruskaja Rabotnitsa i Syalyanka” magazine (Byelorussian Worker and Peasant Woman), which was established in 1924 (since the autumn of 1931 “Rabotnitsa and Kalhasnica Byelarusi”). The task of the editorial office – Womenʼs Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party (bolsheviks) of Byelorussia – was to disseminate the influence of the communist party among broad masses of women in working and rural communities as well as to raise their cultural and political awareness by explaining the tasks of the Party and the Soviet authorities. The shaping of the ideal of a Soviet woman in the “Bielaruskaja Rabotnitsa i Syalyanka” / “Rabotnitsa and Kalhasnica Byelarusi” magazine took place mainly as part of the social activity of the Party. The aim was to change the status and the role of women in the family and their involvement in the implementation of the Partyʼs ideas in the political, economic, social and cultural fields.

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„Bielaruskaja Rabotnіtsa i Syalyanka” („Białoruska Robotnica i Chłopka”) i formowanie ideału kobiety sowieckiej w Białoruskiej Socjalistycznej Sowieckiej Republice (1924–1939)