

In the Czech Republic, military training is re-emerging in schools as a response to perceived threats from Russia and radical groups, raising concerns about the normalization of extremism in education.
Synopsis
In the Czech Republic, military training is re-emerging in schools as a response to perceived threats from Russia and radical groups, raising concerns about the normalization of extremism in education.
Synopsis
In the Czech Republic, military training is making a comeback. Schools are considering incorporating military education into their curriculums. This shift reflects a growing fear of perceived threats, including Russia and radical groups. The film captures military parades and training exercises, presenting a stark image of rising militarism. It questions how media influences public perception and warns of the potential normalization of extremism in education. The narrative unfolds within a society grappling with its defense strategies and fears.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how media shapes perceptions of national security.
- Find out about the push for military training in schools.
- Watch a military parade reflecting societal fears.
Did You Know
- The documentary discusses the return of compulsory military service in the Czech Republic.
- It features a military parade that symbolizes the rise of militarism in society.
- The film warns about the potential inclusion of extremism in school curricula.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year was the documentary 'Teaching War' released?
Teaching War was released in 2016.
How long is the documentary 'Teaching War'?
The duration of Teaching War is 67 minutes.
What societal fears are discussed in 'Teaching War'?
The documentary discusses fears of Russians, Muslims, and other perceived enemies as part of a military spirit returning to society.
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