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Работа библиотеки с клубами книголюбов (по материалам местной периодической печати 1980-х гг.)

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Authors: Sarabanskaya, L.;

Работа библиотеки с клубами книголюбов (по материалам местной периодической печати 1980-х гг.)

Abstract

На материале опубликованных статей из местной периодической печати 1980-х гг. реконструируется история совместной работы библиотеки профсоюзного комитета КУМЗа и двух клубов книголюбов – заводского «Икара» и городской «Эврики». Based on the articles published in the local newspapers in 1980-s the history of co-operative work of KUMZ professional committee library and two booklovers’ clubs - the factory club “Icarus” and the city club “Eureka”.

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ГАЗЕТА «КАМЕНСКИЙ РАБОЧИЙ», CLUB “EUREKA”, КЛУБ КНИГОЛЮБОВ, BOOKLOVERS’ CLUB, КАМЕНСК-УРАЛЬСКИЙ МЕТАЛЛУРГИЧЕСКИЙ ЗАВОД — БИБЛИОТЕКА ПРОФСОЮЗНАЯ — ИСТОРИЯ, БИБЛИОТЕКА ПРОФСОЮЗНАЯ, KUMZ PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEE LIBRARY, BOOKLOVERS, БИБЛИОТЕКА ПРОФКОМА КУМЗА, "ИКАР", КЛУБ КНИГОЛЮБОВ (КАМЕНСК-УРАЛЬСКИЙ, ГОРОД), ГАЗЕТА "МЕТАЛЛУРГ", NEWSPAPER “KAMENSKII RABOCHII”, PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEE LIBRARY, КНИГОЛЮБЫ, РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ — СВЕРДЛОВСКАЯ ОБЛАСТЬ — КАМЕНСК-УРАЛЬСКИЙ, ГОРОД, "ЭВРИКА", КЛУБ КНИГОЛЮБОВ (КАМЕНСК-УРАЛЬСКИЙ, ГОРОД), CLUB “ICARUS”, NEWSPAPER “METALLURG”

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