Reflection of the First World War in Official and Private Press of the Stavropol Province in 1914-1917

Authors

  • Юлия Александровна Клец North Caucasus Federal University

Abstract

Yulia A. Klets (Stavropol, Russian Federation)

The article reflects the peculiarities of the formation of the First World War media pattern in the government provincial gazettes and private newspapers of the Stavropol province. Main values and attitudes broadcast by publications are analyzed and presented as well as their connection with the typological image and ideological orientation of newspapers indicated.

Key words: local pre-revolutionary press, the First World War press, provincial gazettes.

DOI 10.23683/1995-0640-2019-2-209-214

Author Biography

Юлия Александровна Клец, North Caucasus Federal University

Yuliya A. Klets – Ph. D. of Philology, associate professor. North Caucasus Federal University, Humanitarian Institute, Department of journalism. Stavropol, Russia.

References

Жирков Г.В. История цензуры в России XIX–XX вв. М.: Аспект- Пресс, 2001. 367 с.

Лепилкина О.И. История ставропольской журналистики. Ставрополь, 2005. 167 с.

References

Zhirkov G. V. Istoriya tsenzury v Rossii XIX–XX vv. M., Aspekt-Press, 2001. 367 p. (In Russian).

Lepilkina O. I. Istoriya Stavropolskoy zhurnalistiki. Stavropol, 2005. 167 p. (In Russian).

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Клец, Ю. А. (2019). Reflection of the First World War in Official and Private Press of the Stavropol Province in 1914-1917. Proceedings of Southern Federal University. Philology, 2019(2), 209–214. Retrieved from https://philol-journal.sfedu.ru/index.php/sfuphilol/article/view/1302

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No. 2 (2019)

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JOURNALISM

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