Titlebook: Culture and the Media in the USSR Today; Julian Graffy (Lecturer in Russian Language and Li Book 1989 School of Slavonic and East European

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Carboxylic Acids and their Derivatives,ev in other areas of the Soviet economy, the cinema henceforth has to recover its expenditure from domestic box-office receipts and any foreign sources of revenue it can tap, while showing itself responsive to the needs and interests of a no longer passive domestic audience.

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,Glasnost’ and the Soviet Press,ed to go. In the third year, even some of the most sceptical analysts had begun to concede that the policy of . had wrought profound change in the character of the Soviet media.. The official press had been in the forefront of that change.

AWE

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,Soviet Theatre: Glasnost’ in Action — with Difficulty, of the Expressionist, non-realistic theatre of which the most brilliant exponent was Meierkhol’d, who was arrested in 1938 and imprisoned in a labour camp, where he died in 1940; second, the imposition of the Stanislavskii method as the only school of acting allowed throughout the USSR and of Mosco

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The Literary Press,torial board at the old . and the urban writer Vladimir Makanin to the board. Unlike . has no glorious traditions to look back to, and its sudden dynamism has taken readers by surprise. Its 1988 circulation of 500 000 is up from 175 000 in 1985. It has published Alesandr Bek’s . (1986, 10–11), Plato

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Carboxylic Acids and their Derivatives, of the Expressionist, non-realistic theatre of which the most brilliant exponent was Meierkhol’d, who was arrested in 1938 and imprisoned in a labour camp, where he died in 1940; second, the imposition of the Stanislavskii method as the only school of acting allowed throughout the USSR and of Mosco

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