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Feigelson K. K. (2011). Media policy and the ways to use the past in Russia. History magazine - researches, 4, 92–98. https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=58472
Feigelson K. K. Media policy and the ways to use the past in RussiaAbstract: author states that the major periods of Soviet history have always caused debate on memory questions. In this regard, the article raises the question of adjusting the periodization of social and political history of Russia in connection with the historical forms of media representation. The article attempts to go beyond the pure chronology (to the area of interpretations, carried out in the space of aesthetic and political, social needs and more or less imposed by instrumentalization of the media), to show what relations between history and memory were made on the screen. Keywords: Soviet history, the modification of the Soviet interpretation of history, influences, memory, creation of myths, media representation of history, writing an alternative history, Soviet cinema, audiovisual history, the methods of the political usage of the past.
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