frontline harmony

Frolov, Matthew L. (radiojournalist; 1914-1995).Front-line Harmony: [on the activities of the Leningrad factory of Harmony "Red Partisans": running commentary] / reportage reporter Matthew Frolov;[Corresponding point "Beacon" in Leningrad].- [Leningrad 1969].-1 audio file (15.2 MB).- (Archival records corresponding point "Beacon" in Leningrad / St Petersburg).-Access: Internet portal of the Presidential Library.Title based on listening to the recording.Duration: 11 min 04 s.The activities of the Leningrad musical instruments factory "Red Partisans".Radio journalist Matthew L. Frolov lights factory work during the siege of Leningrad and after the war, talking with her old master Paul Alexandrovich Alexandrov and chief designer Mikhail Dmitrievich Ivanov.- Digital copies of working materials broadcasts national radio journalist Matthew L. Frolova, the founder of an office of the All-Union Radio in besieged Leningrad, a member of the St. Petersburg Union of Journalists, a board member of the St. Petersburg Union of Journalists, the head of an office of the Central Television and All-Union Radio in Leningrad, were transferred to thepresidential library in 2017 within the "Leningrad journalism: the preservation of the centuries."I. The "Red Partisans", Leningrad factory of musical instruments.II."Mayak" radio station (USSR).Correspondent point in Leningrade.1.People (collection).2. The memory of the Great Victory (collection).3. The Siege of Leningrad - 1941 - 1944 - Recordings.4. Broadcast - USSR.an electronic copy of the source: from private collectionThe storage location of the original: From the private collection