Between Truth and Time: A History of Soviet Central Television (Eurasia Past and Present)
A detailed history of Soviet Central Television, exploring its institutional growth, programming, and role in shaping public culture under state control.
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Between Truth and Time examines the development and influence of Soviet Central Television from its origins through the late twentieth century.
The book explores how television became a central institution in Soviet society, mediating between state directives and audience expectations.
Christine Elaine Evans draws on archival sources to analyze programming, censorship, and the evolving relationship between broadcasters and viewers.
The study situates Soviet television within broader Cold War media dynamics and the cultural politics of the USSR.
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