-
abbreviated as
Glavlit (Главлит). The
latter term was in
semiofficial use
until the
dissolution of the
Soviet Union.
Since the word "
Glavlit"
hints at "literature"...
-
Directorate for the
Protection of
State Secrets in the
Press (also
known as
Glavlit),
which was in
charge of
censoring all
publications and
broadcasting for...
- the
Soviet Union, and the
party itself. The main
Soviet censorship body,
Glavlit, was emplo**** not only to
eliminate any
undesirable printed materials but...
- of
Military and
State Secrets generally known as the
Glavlit, its
Russian acronym. The
Glavlit handled censorship matters arising from
domestic writings...
- and
exiled from the
Soviet Union in 1974. Two days
after his expulsion,
Glavlit issued an
order removing all his
books from libraries' open stacks. Until...
-
liquidation of illiteracy, "Profobr", a
section for
professional education,
Glavlit, a
section for
literature and
publishing (also in
charge of censorship...
-
literature or the
media to the
extremely systematic style as the Soviet-era
Glavlit, that
Tsarist era
political prisoners were not
forced into
labor camps...
-
confiscated the edition,
although Angarskiy secured approval from the
Glavlit to
publish a
second edition of the book. In 1926, it was
successfully published...
-
Mikhail Fedorovich Nenashev Journalism portal Soviet Union portal Samizdat Glavlit Eastern Bloc
information dissemination Censorship in the
Soviet Union "ATTACKS...
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liquidation of illiteracy, "Profobr", a
section for
professional education,
Glavlit a
section for
literature and
publishing (also in
charge of
censorship in...
