CENZŪRA UN TO REGLAMENTĒJOŠĀ LIKUMDOŠANA LATVIJĀ (1918-1934). (Latvian)

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    • Alternate Title:
      CENSORSHIP AND REGULATORY LEGISLATION IN THE REPUBLIC OF LATVIA (1918-1934). (English)
    • Subject Terms:
      LATVIA
    • Abstract:
      The article examines censorship and its regulatory legislation in the Republic of Latvia from 1918 to 1934. Traditionally this period is considered as one of most free in the history of Latvia within the 20th century. However, even at that time there used to be censorship in Latvia. Most limited by censorship was the cinema. In a relatively smaller amount, it referred also to the press and a variety of entertainment events. Looking at the legislation regarding the press, cinema and organization of entertainment events, a tendency becomes clear: censorship and various restrictions in these areas began to rise already in the late 1920s - early 1930s, i.e. several years before the coup d'état organized by Kārlis Ulmanis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      Rakstā aplūkota cenzūra un to reglamentējošie normatīvie akti Latvijas Republikā no 1918. līdz 1934. gadam. Tradicionāli šis laika posms tiek uzskatīts par vienu no brīvākajiem 20. gs. Latvijas vēsturē, tomēr arī šajā laikā Latvijā pastāvēja cenzūra. Visvairāk cenzūra tolaik ierobežoja kino jomu. Tāpat, lai arī salīdzinoši nelielā apmērā, pastāvēja preses, teātru un dažādu izklaides sarīkojumu cenzūra. Aplūkojot 20.-30. gadu Latvijas likumdošanu preses, kino un izklaides pasākumu organizēšanas jomā, ir redzama tendence, ka cenzūra un dažādi ierobežojumi minētajās jomās sāka pieaugt jau 20. gadu otrajā pusē - 30. gadu sākumā, t.i., jau vairākus gadus pirms K. Ulmaņa organizētā valsts apvērsuma. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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