The death of Soviet TV

Screen with a postage stamp and an impressive box of equipment with him - this was the first Soviet TV. It was in far 1930. It was only decades later the TV firmly established in the everyday life of the Soviet people, strongly surpassing other sources of entertainment and information. In his book Razzakov F. exciting, with lots of picturesque detail tells of the formation and development of Soviet television: from "KVN" to "ruby", from Moscow to the Movies, from "Blue light" to "Zucchini "13 chairs" from infighting and backroom intrigue to the first series - and the details of the life of the favorite stars. Valentina Leontyeva, Igor Kirillov, Alexander Maslyakov, Yuri Senkevich, Yuri Nikolaev and come later Vladislav Listyev, Artem Borovik, Tatiana Mitkova, Leonid Parfyonov, Vladimir Pozner - they come in and enter our homes without knocking, pleasing and sorrowful, report the news, and thought provoking. This book will help you to see beyond the blue screen; you will learn a lot of new and amazing about the seemingly familiar and the familiar.