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哈埠发达的俄文报刊上世纪二十年代,因为俄国十月革命,在哈尔滨的俄国人达十三万之多,1922年增加到十五万人,占当时总人口的一半。那时每一辆来自西伯利亚的列车都有反对苏维埃政权的旧俄贵族、官吏、地主、资本家、白卫军、知识分子、报人、艺术家、工程师等,到这里来,使哈埠几乎成为俄国人在中国的彼得堡、莫斯科。在哈尔滨的十五万俄国人,分成红党即布尔什维克,白党即哥萨克首领谢米诺夫与海军上将高尔察克分子。哈尔滨成为俄国各派政治力量在远东地区角逐的中心。各派纷纷创办报刊,通过自己的舆论喉舌进行政治宣传,是东北俄文报刊最多的年代。根据赵永华的《在华俄文新闻传播活动史》介绍,仅在
The Russian newspapers and periodns developed in Kazakhstan were Russians in the 1920s because of the October Revolution in Russia, which amounted to as many as 130,000 Russians in Harbin and 150,000 in 1922, accounting for half of the total population at that time. At that time, every train from Siberia had old Russian aristocrats, officials, landlords, capitalists, Bai Weijun, intellectuals, informants, artists, engineers, etc. who opposed the Soviet power and came here to make Al-Qab Almost be a Russian China’s Petersburg, Moscow. One hundred and fifty thousand Russians in Harbin divide into the Red Army, the Bolsheviks, the White Party, Cossack leader Sheminoff, and Admiral Goltzar. Harbin became the center of all the Russian political forces competing in the Far East. The factions have founded newspapers and periodicals and propagated their political propaganda through their own media mouthpieces. They are the largest number of Russian newspapers and periodicals in northeast China. According to Zhao Yonghua’s “Introduction to Russian News Activities in China”, only