The press under the Bolsheviks' press

The monograph is dedicated to the history of the Orlovsky Krai periodical press in 1917-1937. The book is one of the first attempts to study the region's press during these years, to show the main trends of its development, to acquaint the reader with the political and legal conditions of publishing newspapers and magazines, their content, to reveal the peculiarities of journalism development in the Russian province. The features of the provincial periodicals of revolutionary years and the NEP period of the 1930s are shown in detail, and the fates of journalists, including the victims of political repression, are told. The book is based on rare and little-known publications, archival materials and memories. The publication is addressed to researchers of journalism, journalism students, political scientists, everyone who is interested in the history of the Russian province.

Nacido en 1964 en Voronezh. Después de graduarse en la Universidad Estatal de Voronezh en 1986, vive y trabaja en Orel. Candidato a Ciencias Políticas, Profesor Asociado de Periodismo en la Universidad Estatal de Orel. Autor de los libros "La vida de Rostopchin", "N.Y. Danilevsky y su libro "Rusia y Europa", "Política de información", "En los orígenes de la idea nacional rusa".