Union of Soviet Journalists
organization of journalists in the Soviet Union
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Summary
Union of Soviet Journalists is an organization[1].
Key Facts
- Union of Soviet Journalists's field of work was journalism[2].
- Union of Soviet Journalists is located in Moscow[3].
- Union of Soviet Journalists is in the country of Soviet Union[4].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's instance of is recorded as organization[5].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's instance of is recorded as creative union in the Soviet Union[6].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's official language is recorded as Russian[7].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's founder is recorded as Aleksey Adzhubey[8].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's headquarters location is recorded as Central Journalists' House[9].
- 1959 marks the founding of Union of Soviet Journalists[10].
- Union of Soviet Journalists was dissolved in 1991[11].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's described by source is recorded as Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978)[12].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's short name is recorded as СЖ СССР[13].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's short name is recorded as СЖ СРСР[14].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's member count is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+60000'}[15].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's language used is recorded as Russian[16].
- Union of Soviet Journalists's member category is recorded as Category:Members of the Soviet Journalists Union[17].
Body
Founding
Union of Soviet Journalists's founder is recorded as Aleksey Adzhubey[8]. 1959 marks the founding of it[10].
Identity
Short names include СЖ СССР[13] and СЖ СРСР[14].
Operations
Union of Soviet Journalists's headquarters location is recorded as Central Journalists' House[9].
Industry
Union of Soviet Journalists's field of work was journalism[2].
Dissolution
Union of Soviet Journalists was dissolved in 1991[11].