Censorship

in the campaign “Soviet-Ukrainian War: Second Invasion and Resource Depletion (1919)”

On 18 November 1919 the Whites' city administration in Mykolaiv ordered preliminary censorship of printed publications^[1]. So it was in Kyiv as well: an order of general Mai-Maevsky, head of the Whites' administration, subjected all publications to military censorship - publishing only with the governor's permission, with every issue presented to the prosecutor^[2].

ID: C0074.T0101

Technique: Censorship

Campaign: Soviet-Ukrainian War: Second Invasion and Resource Depletion (1919)

Start: January 1919

End: December 1919

Contributors: decolonial.ist project

References

Распоряжение николаевского градоначальства о предварительной цензуре. 1919. – публикация Государственного архива Николаевской области. – ДАМО, ф. П-1817, оп. 2, спр. 321, арк. 15.

Сообщение о введении деникинцами военной и губернаторской цензуры на печатные издания. 1919. – Гражданская война на Украине, т. 2 (1967). – ЦГАОР УССР, ф. 2579, оп. 2, д. 3, л. 17. Отпуск.