Abstract
The article analyzes the seventy-year path of development of the international festival youth movement, which has become one of the main socio-political tools of the socialist bloc in the confrontation with world imperialism. Youth policy is an integral part of the state policy both within the country and abroad. The methodology, content and periodization of The world festivals of youth and students, as well as the features of the programs at each historical stage are revealed. The basic philosophy of the festival remained unchanged: the ideals of peace, friendship of peoples, international solidarity, anti-imperialist and anti-capitalist struggle. The interrelation of festivals with the international processes that took place after the Second world war is shown.
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