Примери за използване на Samizdat на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Samizdat manuscript.
I repeat: We are Samizdat.
Samizdat was designed not only for the printed word- musical notes were also prepared by hand.
Until 1988 his works appeared only in samizdat.
My dad and his friends distributed samizdat that they probably got when it came from abroad," remembers Ekaterina Poleschuk.
His writings were published in samizdat.
Orwell's books began to be printed in the samizdat of the 1960s, and brave readers had been able to get hold of a copy for one evening's studying.
In other countries there were dissident movements and samizdat literature.
Orwell's books began to be printed in the samizdat of the 1960s, and courageous readers were able to get hold of a replica for one night's reading.
The reports were delivered to Western embassies,as well as circulated in samizdat form.
Orwell's books began to be printed within the samizdat of the 1960s, and brave readers were in a position to get hold of a duplicate for one night's studying.
Biography of Dmitry Samokhin can easilyfind on his page in the well-known online magazine"Samizdat".
Orwell's books started to be printed in the samizdat of the Nineteen Sixties, and brave readers had been capable of get hold of a replica for one night time's studying.
His poems were not published due to the strict censorship, andthey were only spread through samizdat.
Dissidents(notably Charter 77) published home-made periodicals(samizdat), but they faced persecution from the secret police, and the general public was afraid to suport them.
Dissidents who wanted to attract attention to political issues distributed samizdat magazines.
From 1966 he began writing articles for samizdat about the nature of the Soviet State and its ideology, as well as about national issues in the USSR.
The interest in prohibited books and the possibility of reading them after receiving a copy from the author, or from abroad,not only stimulated the development of samizdat but also made it incredibly popular.
The transcript of the trial, made by a brave journalist named Frida Vigrodova,quickly appeared in samizdat and was sent abroad, where it was published in many languages(in the United States it appeared in The New Leader).
All four practices resemble those used in the former Soviet Union, where every copying machine had a guard to prevent forbidden copying, and where individuals had to copy information secretly andpass it from hand to hand as samizdat.
His songs only became widely known in the 1980s when technological developments allowed for the widespread production of unofficial samizdat- bootleg- copies of his work to be passed among a growing number of Russian fans.
Some time before, a friend had given him a sheaf of Brodsky's poems, butthe type was faint(samizdat manuscripts were often typed three or four sheets at a time), and Loseff didn't like the look of the lines, which, especially in Brodsky's early poetry, stretched on and on.
At the trial in January 1972 Bukovsky was accused of slandering the Soviet psychiatry, contacts with foreign journalists andpossession and distribution of samizdat(Article 70-1, 7 years of imprisonment plus 5 years in exile).
It might have been ridiculous to imagine that the paperback you bought off the rack in a Sears was underground or samizdat literature, but that's what mass-market packaging was designed to make you feel.
A 34-year-old real estate lawyer by training,Mr. Navalny can reach as many as a million unique visitors in a day with his digital samizdat, as happened last fall with his scoop about embezzlement at Transneft, a state-run pipeline company.