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| Titel |
Cinema and Soviet society, 1917-1953 |
| Auteur |
P. Kenez |
| Plaats van uitgave |
Cambridge |
| Uitgever |
Cambridge university press |
| Jaar van uitgave |
1992
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| ISBN |
0-521-41671-X
0-521-42863-7
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| Annotatie |
X, 281 p. : afb. ; 24 cm
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geschiedenis (vorm), Rusland, films, filmindustrie, vrijheid van meningsuiting, communistische partijen, communisme, propaganda, twintigste eeuw |
Niet aanwezig in deze bibliotheek. Wel bij andere bibliotheken, zie |
Samenvatting
Bibliografie : p. 256- 260.Met reg. In this history of Soviet cinema Peter Kenez describes the pre-revolutionary heritage, the changes brought about by the Revolution, the great flourishing of the golden years of the late 1920s, the constraints imposed on artists in the name of Socialist realism, the relative liberalisation during the years of the Second World War, and the extraordinary repression during the gloomy last years of Stalin. The author's primary concern is the political uses of film. |
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