Censorship publications in the face of different political systems
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32461/2226-3209.2.2013.137955Keywords:
censorship of the printed issues, the forms of restriction of printed issues, proscriptions, phenomenon of political censorshipAbstract
The article studied of censorship of the printed issues in the Soviet Union, the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic and the post-Soviet territory. The author analyzed the forms of restriction of printed issues and reviewed the proscriptions. It is proved that the phenomenon of political censorship, and there remained in post-socialist countries.
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