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USSR Posters.
Gallery of over 1400 posters from the Soviet era.
posted by
plep
on Sep 28, 2006 -
44 comments
Red Tape from Red Square.
Russian and Soviet cartoons. An interesting collection, despite a couple of broken images.
posted by
plep
on Dec 18, 2003 -
3 comments
Shostakovichiana.
Documents and articles about one of the twentieth century's greatest composers, some of them focusing on the problems he encountered working under a totalitarian system. Some highlights :-
'Do not judge me too harshly': anti-Communism in Shostakovich's letters
;
'You must remember!': Shostakovich's alleged 1937 interrogation
;
About Shostakovich's 1948 downfall.
More related material can be found at the
Music under Soviet Rule
page.
There are a number of interesting sites dealing with music expression and censorship generally. The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has a site on
the music of the concentration camps
- 'While popular songs dating from before the war remained attractive as escapist fare, the ghetto, camp, and partisan settings also gave rise to a repertoire of new works. '
Here's a Guardian article on the Blue Notes
, who 'fought apartheid in South Africa with searing jazz'.
Here's a page about the Drapchi 14
, Tibetan nuns who 'recorded independence songs and messages to their families on a tape recorder' (and were subsequently punished). Finally, a page on
records which were banned from BBC radio
during the 1991 Gulf War (example :- 'Walk Like an Egyptian').
posted by
plep
on Mar 26, 2003 -
18 comments
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