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Blinken OSA Library houses a non-circulating reference library of books related to the Cold War, Communism, international human rights, history of broadcasting and the archival profession as well as a collection of more than 7.300 dailies and journals published from the 1950s onwards in 40…
Russian Archives Online (RAO) is an online collection of Russian and Soviet-related archives and other sources of film footage, photographs, and fine art featuring support materials and robust archival search engine.
The official YouTube channel of the Russian State Archive of Film and Photo Documents, currently containing more than 160 historical movie clips.
The official YouTube channel of the National Archives of Armenia, where you can find numerous Soviet Armenian films, cartoons, and video clips from the Soviet era.
A Telegram channel that shares Soviet psychedelic artwork, including paintings, cartoons, caricatures, posters, etc.
A website dedicated to the history of propaganda around the world in all historical periods. The website contains a section on Soviet propaganda, where many primary source materials are presented.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that promotes communist views and shares various Soviet materials, including printed materials, cinema, painting, and music, that adhere to the community's values. That said, materials shared within this group are not often politically oriented.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that shares popular science, documentary, and educational films of the USSR.
The VK page of a digital scholarly-educational project of the same name, dedicated to Russian and Soviet history, as well as world history. On the VK wall the project team shares various kinds of primary source materials on Soviet history.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that shares Soviet films, cartoons, TV and radio shows, music, photographs, paintings, and works of literature.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that shares Soviet-era documents, TV programs, movies, photographs, and publications about Buryatia.
The official VK page of the Russian State Fond of Television and Radio Programs, where you can find numerous video and audio materials of the Soviet era.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that has shared more than 600 Soviet films, cartoons, and foreign films that were shown in the USSR. Posts in this group are often thematically organized.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that shares Soviet psychedelic artwork, including paintings, cartoons, caricatures, posters, etc.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that shares cartoons produced in communist Czechoslovakia, Poland, and other Eastern European countries. Videos shared here are mostly dubbed in Russian.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that features a huge collection of Soviet movies and movie-related media products (posters, music, etc.).
A website dedicated to Soviet films, where users can watch Soviet movies and cartoons online, listen to radio plays and music from films, and browse relevant posters and photographs.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that features a huge collection of Soviet cartoons.
A VK (V Kontakte) group that shares Soviet "Psychedelic" cartoons. Here you can find numerous surrealistic and strange Soviet cartoons.
A VK (V Kontakte) group dedicated to Soviet films. It shares online watchable Soviet films, as well as soundtracks and information about the Soviet film industry.
The official YouTube channel of an oral history project, Ustnaia istoriia, initiated by the Moscow State University focusing on culture and science. On the channel you can find recordings of oral history interviews conducted within this project.
A YouTube playlist of Soviet films produced by the film studio "Tajikfilm" and other Tajikistan-related videos.
A YouTube playlist with numerous Soviet Turkmen films.
A YouTube playlist with numerous Soviet Tajik films.
A YouTube playlist with hundreds of Soviet Georgian films.
A YouTube channel that presents Soviet films, TV programs, and theater productions.
A YouTube channel that presents Soviet and contemporary cartoons produced by Soiuzmul'tfil'm and Pilot studios.
The official YouTube channel of Fond Iofe, which presents oral history interviews on Soviet political repressions.
The official YouTube Channel of the Azerbaijanfilm Film Studio, where you can find Soviet movies of various genres produced in Azerbaijan.
The official YouTube Channel of the Kazakhfilm Film Studio, where you can find hundreds of Soviet movies of various genres produced in Kazakhstan.
A YouTube channel that presents Soviet and Post-Soviet Russian movies produced by the Sverdlovsk Film Studio.
The official YouTube Channel of the film studio "Soiuzmul'tfil'm", where you can find hundreds of Soviet cartoons.
A YouTube channel presenting Soviet and contemporary Russian cartoons and children's films.
A YouTube playlist consisting of Soviet Kyrgyz films produced by Kirgizfilm.
A YouTube playlist consisting of Soviet Kyrgyz films produced by Kirgizfilm.
The official YouTube channel of the Russian State Fond of Television and Radio programs. It presents video recordings of Soviet TV programs, including films and TV series, news, music, documentaries, programs on sports and culture, etc.
A YouTube Channel with plentiful historical video materials about Kazakhstan, specifically about Dinmukhamed Kunaev and the Jambul Region.
A YouTube channel dedicated to Russian/Soviet and world history. It presents numerous historical video materials, documentaries, oral history interviews, and educational resources (lectures, etc.)
A YouTube channel that presents Soviet movies produced by the Gorky Film Studio.
A YouTube playlist of 140 Soviet and Ukrainian comedies produced by the Odesa Film Studio.
A YouTube channel dedicated to Soviet films. Here one can find hundreds of films of various genres produced in different regions of the USSR. Most films on this channel were produced before the 1950s.
A YouTube playlist of more than 200 Soviet films and TV series produced by Dovzhenko Film Studio in Ukraine.
A YouTube playlist of Soviet films and TV series produced by Lenfilm. One can find many Soviet film classics here, such as "Chapaev" (1934).
A YouTube playlist of Soviet films and TV series produced by Lenfilm. One can find many Soviet film and TV classics here, such as the TV series "Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson".
A comprehensive YouTube playlist of more than 800 Soviet films produced by different film studios.
The official YouTube channel of the Gorky Film Studio, which produced many famous Soviet movies and TV series, such as "17 Moments of Spring".
Online catalog and player of Soviet and Russian films produced by Mosfilm.
Children's films produced by Mosfilm available on YouTube.
The official Russian YouTube channel of Mosfilm, presenting thousands of Soviet and Russian films.
The official English YouTube channel of Mosfilm, presenting over 1000 Soviet and Russian films with English subtitles.