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VeÄer sovÄtského smÃchu [An evening of Soviet humor]
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An interesting memento of the pro-Soviet sympathies in the Czech interwar Republic, the present volume contains five short satirical plays, by Grigorii Gradov, Aleksandr Chikardov, Pavel Ial'tsev, and Aleksei Iroshnikov (based on Chekhov). With a short preface by the editor. The rights to the translations were apparently held by a Czech amateur workers' theater in Prague KarlÃn, and another publisher is cited as the Svaz dÄlnických divadelnÃch ochotnÃků Äeskoslovenských (Union of Czechoslovak Amateur Worker's Theatres).
Scarce; as of January 2024, KVK and OCLC only show the copy at the Czech National Library. An interesting memento of the pro-Soviet sympathies in the Czech interwar Republic, the present volume contains five short satirical plays, by Grigorii Gradov, Aleksandr Chikardov, Pavel Ial'tsev, and Aleksei Iroshnikov (based on Chekhov). With a short preface by the editor. The rights to the translations were apparently held by a Czech amateur workers' theater in Prague KarlÃn, and another publisher is cited as the Svaz dÄlnických divadelnÃch ochotnÃků Äeskoslovenských (Union of Czechoslovak Amateur Worker's Theatres).
Scarce; as of January 2024, KVK and OCLC only show the copy at the Czech National Library.
Scarce; as of January 2024, KVK and OCLC only show the copy at the Czech National Library. An interesting memento of the pro-Soviet sympathies in the Czech interwar Republic, the present volume contains five short satirical plays, by Grigorii Gradov, Aleksandr Chikardov, Pavel Ial'tsev, and Aleksei Iroshnikov (based on Chekhov). With a short preface by the editor. The rights to the translations were apparently held by a Czech amateur workers' theater in Prague KarlÃn, and another publisher is cited as the Svaz dÄlnických divadelnÃch ochotnÃků Äeskoslovenských (Union of Czechoslovak Amateur Worker's Theatres).
Scarce; as of January 2024, KVK and OCLC only show the copy at the Czech National Library.
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- VeÄer sovÄtského smÃchu [An evening of Soviet humor]
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- Keywords
- czech, czechoslovak, soviet, ussr, communism, communist, modernism, modernist, plays, theater, theatre, drama, performance, propaganda
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