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Textová vrstva PDF290 Ксенія Кузіна Удаваний сміх: образ ВЧК/ОГПУ/НКВД … 1920–1930-ті рр. 291
(druha polovyna 1929 – pochatok 1930 rr.). Storinky istorii – History Kuzina K. Pretended Laughter: The Image of the Cheka/OGPU/NKVD
Pages. Kyiv: NTUU «KPI». Vol. 38, pp. 46–64. [In Ukrainian]. in Official Humorous Discourse (the 1920s–1930s)
10. Issers, O.S. (2009). Rechevoe vozdejstvie: ucheb. posobie dlya studentov. The article aims at characterizing the image of the Soviet intelligence service
Moskva: Flinta: Nauka. [In Russian]. and the mechanisms of its creation in the official humorous discourse of
the USSR in the 1920s and 1930s.
11. Kuipers, G. (2008). The sociology of humor. In: Raskin V. and Ruch W.
(ed.). The primer of humor research. Berlin and New York: Mouton de Methodology. This research is based on the symbolic interactionist approach
Gruyter, pp. 361–398. [In English]. to humor (focuses on the role of humor in the construction of meanings
and social relations in social interaction), the functionalist approach
12. Kuzina, K. (2019). ODPU/NKVS u radians’komu plakati ta karykaturi (interprets humor in terms of the social functions it fulfills for a society or
(1930-ti – pochatok 1940-kh rr.). Z arkhiviv VUChK–HPU–NKVD–KHB – social group) and the historic al- comparat ive approach (attempts to
understand the social role of humor through comparisons in time and
From the archives of the VUChK–GPU–NKVD–KGB, 1 (51), pp. 220–263.
place). The method of content analysis was used to investigate textual
DOI: https: / / doi. org/ 10. 15407/ vuchk201 9. 01. 220. [In Ukrainian]. and visual materials of the Soviet humorous magazines «Crocodile» and
13. Maievs’kyj, O. (2020). Feliks Dzerzhyns’kyj – «pershyj chekist» i «Red Pepper», which were the main historical sources of this study.
«kryvavyj kat» kriz’ pryzmu plakatu i karykatury. Z arkhiviv VUChK– Conclusions. Official political humor was a means of Soviet agitation and
HPU–NKVD–KHB – From the archives of the VUChK–GPU–NKVD–KGB, propaganda. The ruling party of the Soviet Union had a monopoly over
1 (53), pp. 105–133. DOI: https: / / doi. org/ 10. 15407/ vuchk202 0. 01. 105. the means of producing official jokes. All publications were owned,
[In Ukrainian]. controlled and censored by the state. The opposition between «enemy»
and «hero» was represented within the comedic context. The Soviet
14. Mel’nichenko, M. (2014). Sovetskij anekdot (ukazatel’ syuzhetov). Moskva: official humorous discourse was characterized by the ridicule of the
Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie. [In Russian] «enemy» and, at the same time, the glorification of the Cheka/OGPU/
NKVD as a «hero» and a «winner». In the plots of satirical poetry or
15. Nerar, F.-K. (2011). Pyat’ proczentov pravdy’. Razoblachenie i donosi- prose and in the cartoons, there were the stereotypical images of Soviet
tel’stvo v stalinskom SSSR (1928–1941). (E. I. Balakhovskay. Trans.). intelligence officers as defenders of the achievements of the revolution,
Moskva: ROSSPE’N. [In Russian]. fighters against lawbreakers and enemies of the Soviet system. The
authoritarian state tried to avoid laughter at the state security agencies
16. Rod, M. (2009). Psikhologiya yumora. (L. V. Kulikov. Trans.). SPb: Piter. as well as outlined the framework of permitted laughter. There were
[In Russian]. samples of non-satirical humor in official humorous texts and caricatures.
The official political humor was aimed at consolidating social order in the
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OGPU/NKVD.
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