Гостелерадио СССР

Name in Russian: [b]Г[/b]осударственный [b]К[/b]омитет СССР по [b]Т[/b]елевидению и [b]Р[/b]адиовещанию.
Abbreviated in Russian: [b]ГКТР[/b]
[b]Gosteleradio USSR[/b]
The USSR State Committee for Television and Radio.
The USSR State Committee for Television and Radio Broadcasting is the state body of the USSR that supervises all television and radio broadcasting from September 10, 1931 to December 27, 1991, the main broadcasting organization of the country.
[b]Company history (Company name in different historical periods):[/b]
- [b]September 10, 1931[/b] - Всесоюзный комитет по радиовещанию при Народном комиссариате почт и телеграфов СССР;
- [b]January 31, 1933[/b] - Всесоюзный комитет по радиофикации и радиовещанию при Совете народных комиссаров СССР;
- [b]March 15, 1946[/b] - Всесоюзный ;
- [b]1949[/b] - и Комитет по радиовещанию при Совете министров СССР;
- [b]1953[/b] - Главное управление радиоинформации Министерства культуры СССР и Главное управление радиовещания Министерства культуры СССР;
- [b]May 16, 1957[/b] - Государственный комитет по радиовещанию и телевидению при Совете министров СССР;
- [b]April 24, 1962[/b] - ;
- [b]December 9, 1965[/b] - ;
- [b]July 15, 1970[/b] - ;
- [b]July 5, 1978[/b] - ;
Throughout the existence of the committee, the production of television and radio programs was carried out by divisions of the committee (program directorates of Central Television = and All-Union Radio = ).
On [b]February 8, 1991[/b], the All-Union State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company = was created, to which all the property of the committee was transferred.