- For the
Soviet animation studio see page
Studio Ekran Ekran (Russian: "Экран",
meaning "Screen") was a Soviet-Russian type of
geostationary satellite...
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Studio Ekran (Russian: Творческое объединение «Экран», or simply, “творческое «ЭКРАН» объединение,
Artistical Joint "
Ekran") was a
Russian (Soviet Union's...
- WAZ
withdrew in 2012,
selling its
publications to
local investors.: 17
Ekran (Macedonian: Екран)
translated means "Screen" was a w****ly
magazine that...
- in the
Soviet Union occurred with the
implementation of the
Ekran system. The
first Ekran satellite was
launched on
October 26, 1976, into geostationary...
-
Germany Agfa
Movex 8 [de]
between 1937 and 1950s and
Soviet Union KOMZ
Ekran movie cameras and
Svema offering reversal film in 1960s.
Introduced in 2011...
-
Football Club
Skala 1911
Stryi (Ukrainian: «Скала 1911» Стрий) is a
Ukrainian professional football team. The team is
based in Stryi. The club
traces its...
- Mohamad. In
January 1994, a
privatised contract was
awarded to
Ekran Berhad. In
April 1995,
Ekran completed the EIA of the project. The
project was to cost...
- 16
August 1976;
which sold 7
million tickets. The
readers of
Sovetskii Ekran, the
official publication of the
State Committee for Cinematography, voted...
-
adapted into the
animated film
trilogy with the same name by
Studio Ekran.
Studio Ekran released three short films,
Matroskin and
Sharik (Russian: Матроскин...
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Soviet Screen (Russian: Советский Экран, romanized: Sovetsky
Ekran) was an
illustrated magazine published in the USSR with
varying frequency from 1925...
