Examples of 'samizdat' in a sentence
Meaning of "samizdat"
samizdat (adjective) - Samizdat is a term used to describe clandestine publications or underground literature produced and distributed in societies with strict censorship or government control over media
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- The secret copying and sharing of illegal publications, chiefly in the Soviet Union; underground publishing and its publications.
- A samizdat publication.
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He organised the printing of samizdat culturology literature.
Samizdat was the main method of information dissemination.
His religious works came to public as samizdat.
Russian samizdat and periodicals are marginally represented.
He took part in distribution of samizdat literature.
Samizdat about resistance.
His works were circulated only as samizdat.
His poetry was distributed by samizdat and some of it was published abroad.
The original release was via samizdat.
These plays were distributed by samizdat and became a symbol of the resistance.
His writings were published in samizdat.
With samizdat publications.
During his lifetime his works were published only in samizdat.
Samizdat and tamizdat.
Copies of the letter were however widely distributed through samizdat.
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Communist governments severely suppressed samizdat dissidents who issued it including imprisonment.
His first works were published and distributed via samizdat.
He even tolerated samizdat publications to a far greater extent than his counterparts.
His writings werepublished in samizdat.
She wrote for the samizdat publication Padlock.
Bloggers are the new samizdat.
He published in Hungarian samizdat and through western publishing houses.
Blogs are the new samizdat.
Samizdat was a key form of dissident activity across the Soviet bloc.
Literature played a key role in the existence of the samizdat phenomenon.
His poems were published in samizdat and Soviet underground papers.
This posed a significant risk for dissidents and samizdat authors.
The book also circulated in samizdat and was smuggled to the West.
This caused many religious tracts to be circulated as illegal literature or samizdat.
His works appeared in the underground so called samizdat journals of the opposition.
During the communist regime in Czechoslovakia he published his works in samizdat.
This is samizdat.
Pagels was one of the scholars who won access to the Gnostic samizdat.
See my Pamphleteers and Samizdat from two years ago.
As Landow suggests we are entering a new samizdat era.
It was active in Samizdat publishing.
The material existence of Soviet samizdat.
During this time the samizdat Cine Fantom magazine was established.
It caused a sensation and became one of the early pieces of samizdat literature.
Samizdat under Soviet law.
It was published in samizdat.
Samizdat written from socialist, democratic and Slavophile perspectives dominated the debates.
He also published in Samizdat.
Countries, such as samizdat in the Soviet Union.
The manuscripts of Kolyma Tales were smuggled abroad and distributed via samizdat.
Eventually, the two agree to produce samizdat for a foreign publication.
Magnitizdat were DIY recordings that were the audio counterpart to the written Samizdat.
Officially suppressed, the essay was circulated in samizdat form and translated into multiple languages.
Bulletin of the Baptist Prisoners of samizdat.
Did samizdat contribute to the dissemination of censored American works in the USSR?
