The Great Narrative: The Evolution of State Censorship in Soviet Era Museums
By Emily Harvey Faculty Mentor: Professor Steven Harris Before the Revolution of 1917, Russian museums were created by and for the ruling elite. Strict limitations on attendance and what objects could be viewed by what persons defined Russia’s imperial era. After the Revolution, the Soviet Union began to open its museum doors and create more …
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