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The Molecular Epidemiology of HIV-1 in Russia, 1987-2023: Subtypes, Transmission Networks and Phylogenetic Story. [PDF]

Pathogens
Lebedev A, Kireev D, Kirichenko A, Mezhenskaya E, Antonova A, Bobkov V, Lapovok I, Shlykova A, Lopatukhin A, Shemshura A, Kulagin V, Kovelenov A, Cherdantseva A, Filoniuk N, Turbina G, Ermakov A, Monakhov N, Piterskiy M, Semenov A, Shtrek S, Sannikov A, Zaytseva N, Peksheva O, Suladze A, Kolpakov D, Kotova V, Bazykina E, Akimkin V, Bobkova M.   +28 more
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Prioritizing Veteran Social Well-Being: A Call to Action. [PDF]

Med Care
Britch R, Richards K, Williams K, Wolfe HL.   +3 more
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The refugee waves and the continuum of violence experienced by Ukrainian refugee women in Bulgaria. [PDF]

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Pamporov A.
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Soviet Art House

2021
Abstract This book examines cinema in the Brezhnev era from the perspective of one of the USSR’s largest studios, Lenfilm. Producing around thirty feature films per year, the studio had over three thousand employees working in every area of film production.
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Soviet ‘unofficial’ art

Index on Censorship, 1975
The author of this article was responsible for organising the now famous unofficial art exhibitions in Moscow last year (see Index 4/1974 p.78, 1/1975 p.91, 2/1975 p.92 and 3/1975 p.89). The first exhibition, on 15 September, was ‘bulldozed’ by police and KGB agents, and a number of artists who tried to exhibit their work were arrested.
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"The Varvaristy" Soviet Unofficial Art

Russian Review, 1966
W ith the first exchange of specialists, cultural delegations and tourists in the post-Stalin period, bits of information on developments in Western European and American art began to reach interested groups by way of postcards, articles, occasional reproductions and by word of mouth.
Igor Mead, Paul Sjeklocha
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New Soviet Publications on Art

Russian Review, 1979
During the last 15 years or so, Western historians, dealers and collectors have become increasingly interested in Russian art of all periods, especially in Russian painting of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. This has prompted the publication of many books and articles, it has led to the implementation of specialist auctions, and it has given ...
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Three Soviet artists on the present needs of Soviet art

Soviet Studies, 1954
(1954). Three Soviet artists on the present needs of Soviet art. Soviet Studies: Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 412-445.
I. Ehrenburg, A. Khachaturian, V. Pomerantsev   +2 more
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SOVIET PROPAGANDA PORCELAIN: IDEOLOGY VS ART

RSUH/RGGU Bulletin. "Literary Theory. Linguistics. Cultural Studies" Series, 2022
The object of research of this article is Soviet propaganda porcelain, produced at the very beginning of the formation of Soviet Russia. The paper considers the beginning of the formation of a new porcelain production after the October Revolution of 1917, which took part in the framework of the Soviet monumental propaganda plan. This plan was developed
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