-
public legal proceedings and acrimony.
Grigorieva was born
Oksana Petrovna Chernukha in Saransk,
Mordovian ****R in 1970. Her
parents were both
music professors...
-
Naoum Kheifitz (Oleg Borisov), is of
Jewish ancestry. The film, of the
chernukha (Russian: чернуха,
roughly "black stuff") genre,
follows Andrei as he...
- Korshunova. V.A. Malm, E. Yu. Moiseenko, M.M. Postnokova-Loseva, E.P.
Chernukha]".
Retrieved May 24, 2014. Morris,
Bernadine (December 7, 1976). "Metropolitan...
- the
start of
decline of
Soviet cinema and the rise of the so-called "
chernukha",
namely artists and journalists, who,
freed by glasnost,
exposed Soviet...
-
Valentina Chernukha.
Council of
Ministers in 1857–1861 //
Auxiliary historical disciplines. – L., 1973. T. 5. S. 120–137.
Valentina Chernukha. The Constitution...
- best
known for his 2009
novel The
Yeltyshevs – a work in the post-Soviet
chernukha genre –
which was
nominated for a
string of
prestigious literary prizes...
- time (perestroika),
during which many such films,
collectively known as
chernukha (чернуха,
roughly "black stuff"), were released. The film
received six...
- R****adin, Yuri Shalygin,
Alexander Kushnir, Yuri
Solton and
Vladislav Chernukha. In the late 1970s, the
English language service was
renamed Radio Moscow...
- 1855-1917, St. Martin's Press, 1997, ISBN 0-312-16537-4 p. 16
Valentina G.
Chernukha and
Boris V. Anan'ich. "Russia
Falls Back,
Russia Catches Up:
Three Generations...
-
derived from the
parallel cinema era
embody the
Russian concept of
Chernukha.
Chernukha is a
perestroika phenomenon of the late 1980s that
describe the tendency...
