Samizdat
Samizdat (self-published, in Russian ????????) was a grassroots practice to evade officially imposed censorship in the Soviet-bloc countries wherein people clandestinely copied and distributed government-suppressed literature or other media. The idea was that copies were made a few at a time, and anyone who had a copy and access to any sort of copying equipment would make more copies.
External links
- December 1970 report by KGB regarding "alarming political tendencies" in Samizdat and Preventive measures (from the Soviet Archives collected by Vladimir Bukovsky)
- Alexander Bolonkin - Memoirs of Soviet Political Prisoner detailing some technology used
- Anthology of samizdat
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