За Рубежом
Abroad
Moscow:
GOSLITIZDAT, 1930-1938
Za Rubezhom ("Abroad") was a monthly magazine of general interest. The
publication was organized in 1930 at the initiative and under the
editorship of Maxim Gorky as a monthly magazine dedicated to the review
of events in the capitalist world. In 1932, after the reorganization,
the magazine began to be published 3 times a month in the format of a
magazine- newspaper. It was published by the publishing house Ogonyok,
founded by journalist Mikhail Koltsov. The magazine covered the most
important events and phenomena abroad, published documentaries
and translated articles by Soviet and foreign authors, publicists and
writers. Separate thematic issues were devoted to especially relevant
topics. In 1936, after the death of Gorky, the publication was headed by
Koltsov. In 1938 the journal was discontinued. On June 18, 1960,
"Abroad" reappeared, published by the Union of Journalists of the USSR
with the support of Alexei Adzhubei, as a weekly review of the foreign
press. The magazine published materials from the foreign press, articles
by Soviet and foreign journalists and covered cultural, scientific,
technical, political and economic processes abroad. The LS Collection
holds five issues
designed by Rodchenko and
Stepanova.
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