Exploring Belarusian Film
Heritage
The Cinema Comes to Belarus
Richard Eduardovich Stremer
Stremer Get Competition… and Makes Movies
Where They Watched Films. Minsk • Pinsk • Brest • Vitebsk
Where They Watched Films. Gomel • Grodno • Orsha • Slutsk
Where They Watched Films. Mogilev • Polotsk
The End of Stremer in Belarus. Part I
The End of Stremer in Belarus. Part II
Fallout from the Stremer Fire
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Minsk
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Pinsk • Nesvizh • Slutsk
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Mogilev
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Mozyr
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Bobruisk • Gomel
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Vitebsk, Part I
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Vitebsk, Part II
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Vitebsk, Part III
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Brest-Litovsk • Orsha
A Golden Age of Belarusian Cinemas. Polotsk • Grodno
War and Revolution, Part I
War and Revolution, Part II
10 days Shake the World
After 10 Days that Shook the World
A Belarusian State
Their Country May Have Been Occupied
The Battlefields Fall Silent
The Movies in Communist Belarus
Changes to the Belarusian Government and the Arts
The Photo-Kino Department
Cost Accounting and Private Film Dealers
Entertainment Under Attack
“Trashy” Films and a New Organization
Kinoresbel Begins Work and Is Attacked
The Real Reasons the Union Wanted to Dismantle Kinoresbel
Antisemitism and Goskino
A Lost Cause
Kinoresbel loses the movie theaters
Changes to Belarusian Cinema Management
Dinershtein Pens Farewell Note
In Vitebsk, a Struggle for the Silver Screen
More Cinema Fights in Vitebsk
The Financial Situation for Cinema in Vitebsk
Vitebsk as an Art Center
Belarus in the U.S.S.R.
The Minsk City Government Takes Over the Cinemas. Part I
The Minsk City Government Takes Over the Cinemas. Part II
