question on "Third World" Soviet cultural activities

[Rasa Balockaite]

Dear Colleagues,

I found this relevant to the course I teach, it includes topics as Soviet
imperialism etc,
When answering  Krista, include me cc Rasa15 at gmail.com,
thanks



Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rasa Balockaite
Vytautas Magnus University
Faculty of Political Science and Diplomacy
Department of Social and Political Theory
Gedimino 44, LT-44240, Kaunas, Lithuania
Email: Rasa15 at gmail.com


On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 10:21 PM, KALB, JUDITH <KALBJ at mailbox.sc.edu> wrote:

>  Dear colleagues,****
>
> I am posting this for my colleage in Chinese, Krista Van Fleit Hang.  If
> you have thoughts, please send them to Krista at the address below.  Many
> thanks,****
>
> Judy****
>
> ** **
>
> Dr. Judith E. Kalb****
>
> Associate Professor of Russian and Comparative Literature****
>
> Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures****
>
> University of South Carolina****
>
> Columbia, SC 29208****
>
> jkalb at sc.edu****
>
> ** **
>
> I'm writing a paper about India/China connections in the 1950s, especially
> in terms of film production.  I'm reading some documents from an Indian
> theater group that had ties to the Communist Party of India, and basically
> it's the same language as Chinese documents from the same time period.  Of
> course I realize that a lot of this language is coming from Russia.  Do you
> know of a good study of Soviet cultural activities in the "third world"
> under Stalin, or even maybe a bit later or earlier?   It can be really old
> school, this person did that, he went there, etc., or more analytical is
> great too.  ****
>
> ** **
>
> Thanks!****
>
> ** **
>
> Krista****
>
> Krista Van Fleit Hang, Ph.D.****
>
> (杭) 冯丽达****
>
> Languages, Literatures, and Cultures****
>
> University of South Carolina****
>
> Welsh Humanities Office Bldg 811a****
>
> 1620 College St. | Columbia, SC  29208****
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