1997The Slavic and East European JournalRequires access

Censorship in Soviet Literature, 1917-1991

Maria Rubins, Herman Ermolaev

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Censorship in 1917-1931 - birth and maturation censorship in 1932-1945 - intensification censorship in 1946-1953 - the peak censorship in 1953-1964 - the unstable thaw censorship in 1965-1984 - the freeze censorship in 1985-1991 - melting.

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Censorship in 1917-1931 - birth and maturation censorship in 1932-1945 - intensification censorship in 1946-1953 - the peak censorship in 1953-1964 - the unstable thaw censorship in 1965-1984 - the freeze censorship in 1985-1991 - melting.

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Censorship in 1917-1931 - birth and maturation censorship in 1932-1945 - intensification censorship in 1946-1953 - the peak censorship in 1953-1964 - the unstable thaw censorship in 1965-1984 - the freeze censorship in 1985-1991 - melting.

Key concepts: Censorship, Political science, Art, History, Law

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