Между «Правдой» и «Временем». История советского Центрального телевидения

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«Журналист»

«Искусство кино»

«Литературная газета»

«Новый мир»

«Огонек»

«Правда»

«Советская культура»

«Советская печать»

«Советское радио и телевидение»

«Телевидение и радиовещание»

Александр Друзь, Санкт-Петербург, 2015

Николай Месяцев, Москва, 2007

Эдуард Сагалаев, Москва, 2007

Наталья Стеценко, Москва, 2015

Хенрикас Юшкявичюс, Москва, 2007

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