For citation: Zhirkov G.V. (2019) Poisk tipa massovoy gazety dlya batrakov v 1920-e gg. [In Search of the Soviet Typical Newspaper for Work-hands in 1920s]. Mediaskop1. (in Russian). Available at: http://www.mediascope.ru/2522
DOI: 10.30547/mediascope.1.2019.2
© Gennady V. Zhirkov
Doctor of Philology, Professor at the Chair of History of Journalism of the Saint-Petersburg State University (Saint-Petersburg, Russia), history@if.pu.ru
Abstract
The article is devoted to the organization of the Soviet press for work-hands (day laborers, farm and forest workers, herdsmen and others) in 1920-s: from publishing house to publishing of newspapers and magazines, the evolution of the Soviet typical newspaper for work-hands as well as role of the trade union in it. This article contains new archival materials.
Keywords: Soviet journalism, typical newspaper for work-hands, trade-union press.
Notes
Batrak, 1923−1925.
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Krest'yanskaya gazeta, 1925.
KPSS o sredstvakh massovoy informatsii i propagandy [CPSU about the Mass Media and Propaganda]. Moscow: Politizdat Publ., 1987.
Osipov M. (1924) Oktyabr' i profpechat' [October and Trade-union Press]. St. Petersburg; Moscow: Kniga Publ.
Pechat' i revolyutsiya, 1921.
Spravochnaya knizhka zhurnalista na 1923 g. [Reference Book of a Journalist for 1923]. Moscow: Moscow Institute of Journalism Publ., 1923.
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