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МИНИСТЕРСТВО НАУКИ И ВЫСШЕГО ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ
Федеральное государственное автономное образовательное учреждение высшего образования
«ТЮМЕНСКИЙ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННЫЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ»

ВЫПУСКНАЯ КВАЛИФИКАЦИОННАЯ РАБОТА
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ТНЕ SOVIET РАVILION АТ PRESSA (COLOGNE, 1928):
А HISTORY OF ITS ORGANIZA TION WITH А SELECTION OF ANNOT АTED ARCHIVAL DOCUMENTS / СОВЕТСКИЙ ПАВИЛЬОН НА МЕЖДУНАРОДНОЙ ВЫСТАВКЕ «ПРЕССА» (КЁЛЬН, 1928): ИСТОРИЯ ЕГО ОРГАНИЗАЦИИ С ПОДБОРКОЙ АННОТИРОВАННЫХ АРХИВНЫХ ДОКУМЕНТОВ

46.03.01 История
Профиль «История»

Тюмень 2023
DECLARATION OF ORIGINALITY
By submitting this research project, I hereby certify that: I am its sole author and that any ideas, techniques, quotations, or any other material from the work of other people included in my research project, published or otherwise, are fully acknowledged in accordance with the standard referencing practices of my major; and that no third-party proofreading, editing, or translating services have been used in its completion.
Ilya Sclyuev

WORD COUNT: 8051
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DECLARATION OF ORIGINALITY 3
ABSTRACT 5
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 6
INTRODUCTION: THE PRESSA PAVILION’S SIGNIFICANCE AND THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF ITS CREATION 7
CHAPTER 1. HISTORIOGRAPHY 12
1.1. THE SOVIET PAVILION AS A REFLECTION OF SOVIET-GERMAN DIPLOMATIC AND TRADE RELATIONS 12
1.2. THE PAVILION AS A MANIFESTATION OF SOVIET CULTURAL DIPLOMACY 13
CHAPTER 2. FORMAT AND METHODOLOGY 16
CHAPTER 3. THE HISTORY OF THE ORGANIZATION OF THE SOVIET PAVILION 18
3.1. THE INVITATION AND THE FIRST STEPS OF ORGANIZATION 18
3.2. ESTABISHMENT OF A UNITED PROGRAM 22
3.3. RESULTS AND ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES 25
CONCLUSION 29
BIBLIOGRAPHY 32
APPENDIX 1: PRIMARY SOURCE DOCUMENTS 35
APPENDIX 2: ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITTEES 44

ABSTRACT
In 1928, the Soviet Union’s pavilion at Pressa, an international exhibition of the press in Cologne, Germany, was widely acknowledged as one the “must see” displays of the exhibition. The Soviet Union had multiple goals in participating at Pressa: to promote the validity of the young Bolshevik state, to develop diplomatic contacts, and to promote cultural exchange and trade. The pavilion vividly told of the role of the press in the construction of socialism in the Soviet Union, creating a compelling forward-looking vision of the new society. The bulk of scholarship on the Soviet pavilion has been limited to the art historical examination of the displays and El Lisstizky’s role as the chief artist. My thesis provides an overview of the organization of the pavilion, clarifies the state’s goals, and explores the contribution of various parts of the government engaged in journalism, publishing, trade, and cultural exchange. The abundant archival materials related to the pavilion’s planning have been largely neglected. Seeking to stimulate further scholarship on Pressa, my thesis features a series of annotated archival documents that illuminate key moments and aspects of the pavilion’s organization. It also includes a timeline, biographical notes about key figures and some basic information about the structure and role of organizations, whose representatives participated in planning.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
Archival Materials
1. Artemii Khalatov, Memorandum "Participation of the USSR at the Cologne Press Exhibition" // GARF, f. 5283, op. 6, d. 50, l. 23-45
2. Protocol No. 1 of the Meeting of the Committee on the Organization of the Russian Department at the International Press Exhibition in Cologne, July 19, 1927 // GARF f. 5283, op. 11, d. 35, ll. 1-2.
3. Protocol No. 2 of the Meeting of the Committee on the Organization of the Russian Department at the International Press Exhibition in Cologne in 1928, July 28, 1927 // GARF f. 5283, op. 11, d. 35, l. 4.
4. Protocol No. 3 of the Meeting of the Committee for the Organization of the Soviet Department at the International Press Exhibition in Cologne in 1928, September 5, 1927 // GARF f. 5283, op. 1a, d. 100, ll. 3-4.
5. Protocol of the Meeting on the Participation of the USSR at the Cologne Press Exhibition in May 1928, October 17, 1928 // GARF f. 5283, op. 11, d. 38, l. 183.
6. Letter from Shneerson to Artemii Khalatov, October 27, 1927 // GARF, f. 5283, op. 11, d. 38, ll. 185-186.
7. Letter from Shneerson to VOKS and the Pressa Exhibition Committee, December 22, 1927 // GARF f. 5283, op. 11, d. 38, l. 210.
8. Letter from Guzhinsky and A.Eshukov to Shneerson, December 31, 1927 // GARF, f. 5283, op. 11, d. 38, l. 211.
9. Protocol of the Third Preparatory Meeting for the Press Exhibition in Cologne, December 30, 1927 // GARF, f. 5283, op. 1a, d. 100, ll. 3-4.
10. Letter from Grachev to the Bureau of Printing, 1927 // GARF, f.5451, op.12, d. 661,
l. 1.
11. Protocol No. 1 of the Meeting of the Working Commission on the Organization of the Soviet Pavilion at the International Press Exhibition in Cologne at the Council of Congresses of Publishing Industry and Trade of the USSR, November 26, 1927 // GARF, f. 5283, op. 11, d. 35, ll. 10-14.
12. Protocol No. 4 of the Meeting Meeting of the Working Commission on the Organization of the Soviet Pavilion at the International Press Exhibition in Cologne at the Council of Congresses of Publishing Industry and Trade of the USSR, December 16, 1927 // GARF, f. 5325, op. 9, d. 1508, ll. 37-38.
13. Protocol No. 3 of the Meeting of the Committee for the Organization of the Soviet Department at the International Press Exhibition in Cologne in 1928, September 5, 1927 // GARF, f. 5283, op. 11, d. 35, ll. 10-14.
14. Protocol of the Meeting of the Editorial Committee of the Working Bureau for the organization of the Soviet Pavilion at the International Press Exhibition in Cologne,” January 10, 1928, GARF, f. 5283, op. 11, d. 35, ll. 28-30.
15. Protocol of the Meeting at the Committee of the Press Exhibition in Cologne, December 28, 1927 // GARF, f. 5283, op. 11, d. 35, l. 25.
16. Letter from Guzhinsky and A.Eshukov to Shneerson, December 31, 1927 // GARF, f.
5283, op. 11, d. 38, l. 211.
17. Protocol No. 4 of the Meeting of the Exhibition Committee and Working Bureau for the Organization of the Soviet Pavilion at the International Press Fair in Cologne, January 24, 1928 // GARF, f. 5283, op. 11, d. 35, ll. 42-43.
18. Project of the program of the USSR Branch at the International Press Exhibition in Cologne, January 1928 // GARF, f. 5451, op. 12, d. 661, ll. 16-28.
19. Protocol of the meeting of the Commission on the organization of excursions to the International Cologne Press Exhibition, April 19, 1928 // RGASPI, f. 17, op. 85, d. 345, ll. 12-13.
20. Report of the head of the Polygraphic Committee of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR about the trip to about a trip to Germany from April 28 to June 9, 1928 // RGAE, f. 8053, op. 1, d. 40, ll. 1-5.
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