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==Editions== | ==Editions== | ||
===First edition=== | ===First edition=== | ||
The first edition of the GSE was published from 1926 to 1947. It spanned 65 volumes. | The first edition of the GSE was published from 1926 to 1947. It spanned 65 volumes.<ref name="metaGSE">"[https://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Great+Soviet+Encyclopedia Great Soviet Encyclopedia]," in ''Boljšaja sovjetskaja enciklopjedija'' (Moscow: 1970), vol. 3, pp. 531-532.</ref><ref name="Kister449" /> | ||
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===Second edition=== | ===Second edition=== | ||
The second edition of the GSE was published from 1950 to 1958. It spanned 50 volumes. | The second edition of the GSE was published from 1950 to 1958. It spanned 50 volumes.<ref name="metaGSE" /><ref name="Kister449" /> | ||
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===Third edition=== | ===Third edition=== | ||
The third edition of the GSE was published from 1969 to 1978. It spanned 30 volumes, the 24th of which was divided into two parts; one being a full-length book on the [[USSR]], the other a continuation of the encyclopedia as usual. | The third edition of the GSE was published from 1969 to 1978. It spanned 30 volumes, the 24th of which was divided into two parts; one being a full-length book on the [[USSR]], the other a continuation of the encyclopedia as usual.<ref name="metaGSE" /><ref name="Kister449">Kenneth F. Kister, ''[https://archive.org/details/kistersbestencyc00kist Kister's Best Encyclopedias: A Comparative Guide to General and Specialized Encyclopedias]'', 2nd ed. (Phoenix: Oryx Press, 1994), p. 449.</ref> | ||
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===English translation=== | ===English translation=== | ||
From 1974 to 1983, an English translation of the GSE's third edition was published by Macmillan Publishers. Each volume number in the English translation corresponded to the Russian volumes, meaning that the English volumes are not in Latin alphabetical order. The article on the USSR from the Russian vol. 24 was moved to a 31st volume in English. | From 1974 to 1983, an English translation of the GSE's third edition was published by Macmillan Publishers. Each volume number in the English translation corresponded to the Russian volumes, meaning that the English volumes are not in Latin alphabetical order. The article on the USSR from the Russian vol. 24 was moved to a 31st volume in English.<ref>Kenneth F. Kister, ''[https://archive.org/details/kistersbestencyc00kist Kister's Best Encyclopedias: A Comparative Guide to General and Specialized Encyclopedias]'', 2nd ed. (Phoenix: Oryx Press, 1994), p. 365.</ref> | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== |
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Publication | Between years 1926–1981 by Great Soviet Encyclopedia (publishing house) |
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Media type | Printed |
OCLC Number | 14476314 |
The Great Soviet Encyclopedia (GSE; Russian: Больша́я сове́тская энциклопе́дия, БСЭ, romanized: Boljšaja sovjetskaja enciklopjedija, BSE) is one of the largest Russian-language encyclopedias, published in the Soviet Union from 1926 to 1990, Throughout its history, the GSE went through three editions. After 2002, the encyclopedia's data was partially included into the later Bolshaya Rossiyskaya entsiklopediya (or Great Russian Encyclopedia) in an updated and revised form. The GSE claimed to be "the first Marxist–Leninist general-purpose encyclopedia."
Editions[edit | edit source]
First edition[edit | edit source]
The first edition of the GSE was published from 1926 to 1947. It spanned 65 volumes.[1][2]
Volume | Contents | Year published | Page count |
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1 | А — Аколла | 1926 | 416 |
2 | Аконит — Анри | 1926 | 400 |
3 | Анрио — Атоксил | 1926, 1930 | 400 |
4 | Атоллы — Барщина | 1926, 1930 | 386 |
5 | Барыково — Бессалько | 1927 | 404 |
6 | Бессарабия — Больм | 1927 | 416 |
7 | Больница — Буковина | 1927 | 416 |
8 | Буковые — Варле | 1927 | 408 |
9 | Варлен — Венглейн | 1928 | 426 |
10 | Венгрия — Вильно | 1928 | 407 |
11 | Вильом — Водемон | 1928, 1930 | 416 |
12 | Воден — Волховстрой | 1928 | 416 |
13 | Волчанка — Высшая | 1929 | 403 |
14 | Высшее — Гейлинкс | 1929 | 430 |
15 | Гейльброн — Германия | 1929 | 414 |
16 | Германия — Гимн | 1929 | 432 |
17 | Гимназия — Горовицы | 1930 | 406 |
18 | Город — Грац | 1930 | 432 |
19 | Грациадеи — Гурьев | 1930 | 422 |
20 | Гурьевка — Дейки | 1930 | 439 |
21 | Дейли — Джут | 1931 | 424 |
22 | Джуца — Договор торговый | 1935 | 420 |
23 | Доде — Евразия | 1931 | 415 |
24 | Евреи — Железняков | 1932 | 400 |
25 | Железо — Зазор | 1932 | 400 |
26 | Зазубные — Зерновые | 1933 | 408 |
27 | Зерновые — Империализм | 1933 | 480 |
28 | Империалистическая война — Интерполяция | 1937 | 402 |
29 | Интерполяция — Историческое языковедение | 1935 | 383 |
30 | История — Камбиформ | 1937 | 400 |
31 | Камбоджа — Кауфмана пик | 1937 | 404 |
32 | Каучук — Классон | 1936 | 432 |
33 | Классы — Конкуренция | 1938 | 480 |
34 | Конкурс — Крестьянская война | 1937 | 384 |
35 | «Крестьянская газета» — Ларсон | 1937 | 384 |
36 | Ларте — Лилло | 1938 | 416 |
37 | Лилль — Маммалогия | 1938 | 420 |
38 | Маммилярия — Мера стоимости | 1938 | 416 |
39 | Мерави — Момоты | 1938 | 376 |
40 | Монада — Нага | 1938 | 392 |
41 | Наган — Нидерландское искусство | 1939 | 432 |
42 | Нидерланды — Оклахома | 1939 | 416 |
43 | Окладное страхование — Палиашвили | 1939 | 416 |
44 | Пализа — Перемычка | 1939 | 416 |
45 | Перемышль — Пол | 1940 | 440 |
46 | Пола — Призмы оптические | 1940 | 408 |
47 | Признаки делимости — Равенстон | 1940 | 448 |
48 | Рави — Роббиа | 1941 | 440 |
49 | Робер — Ручная граната | 1941 | 456 |
50 | Ручное огнестрельное оружие — Серицит | 1944 | 440 |
51 | Серна — Созерцание | 1945 | 424 |
52 | Сознание — Стратегия | 1947 | 472 |
53 | Стратиграфия — Телец | 1946 | 392 |
54 | Телецкое озеро — Трихофития | 1946 | 416 |
55 | Трихоцисты — Украинское искусство | 1947 | 986 |
56 | Украинцев — Фаянс | 1936 | 718 |
57 | Феаки — Флор | 1936 | 363 |
58 | Флора — Франция | 1936 | 400 |
59 | Францоз — Хокусаи | 1935 | 432 |
60 | Холангит — Цянь | 1934 | 400 |
61 | Ч — Шахт | 1934 | 448 |
62 | Шахта — Ь | 1933 | 416 |
63 | Э — Электрофон | 1933, 1935 | 776, 768 |
64 | Электрофор — Эфедрин | 1933 | 400 |
65 | Эфемериды — Яя | 1931 | 455 |
Без номера | Союз Советских Социалистических Республик | 1947 | 487 |
Second edition[edit | edit source]
The second edition of the GSE was published from 1950 to 1958. It spanned 50 volumes.[1][2]
Volume | Contents | Year published | Page count |
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1 | А — Актуализм | 1949 | 633 |
2 | Акты — Ариетта | 1950 | 652 |
3 | Аризона — Аяччо | 1950 | 626 |
4 | Б — Березко | 1950 | 640 |
5 | Березна — Ботокуды | 1950 | 644 |
6 | Ботошани — Вариолит | 1951 | 643 |
7 | Вариолоид — Вибратор | 1951 | 643 |
8 | Вибрафон — Волово | 1951 | 645 |
9 | Вологда — Газели | 1951 | 619 |
10 | Газель — Германий | 1952 | 615 |
11 | Германик — Голубь | 1952 | 642 |
12 | Голубянки — Гродовка | 1952 | 630 |
13 | Гроза — Демос | 1952 | 669 |
14 | Демосфен — Докембрий | 1952 | 655 |
15 | Докеры — Железняков | 1952 | 651 |
16 | Железо — Земли | 1952 | 671 |
17 | Земля — Индейцы | 1952 | 631 |
18 | Индекс — Истон | 1953 | 619 |
19 | Историзм — Канди | 1953 | 606 |
20 | Кандидат — Кинескоп | 1953 | 643 |
21 | Кинестезия — Коллизия | 1953 | 627 |
22 | Коллиматор — Коржины | 1953 | 627 |
23 | Корзинка — Кукунор | 1953 | 635 |
24 | Кукуруза — Лесничество | 1953 | 618 |
25 | Лесничий — Магнит | 1954 | 629 |
26 | Магнитка — Медуза | 1954 | 651 |
27 | Медузы — Многоножка | 1954 | 661 |
28 | Многоножки — Мятлик | 1954 | 660 |
29 | Н — Николаев | 1954 | 627 |
30 | Николай — Олонки | 1954 | 653 |
31 | Олонхо — Панино | 1955 | 645 |
32 | Панипат — Печура | 1955 | 646 |
33 | Печь — Польцин | 1955 | 669 |
34 | Польша — Прокамбий | 1955 | 653 |
35 | Прокат — Раковины | 1955 | 670 |
36 | Раковник — «Ромэн» | 1955 | 670 |
37 | Рона — Самойлович | 1955 | 666 |
38 | Самойловка — Сигиллярии | 1955 | 665 |
39 | Сигишоара — Соки | 1956 | 661 |
40 | Сокирки — Стилоспоры | 1957 | 645 |
41 | Стилтон — Татартуп | 1956 | 657 |
42 | Татары — Топрик | 1956 | 665 |
43 | Топсель — Уженье | 1956 | 669 |
44 | Ужи — Фидель | 1956 | 661 |
45 | Фидер — Фурьеризм | 1956 | 670 |
46 | Фусе — Цуруга | 1957 | 669 |
47 | Цуруока — Шербот | 1957 | 669 |
48 | Шербрук — Элодея | 1957 | 669 |
49 | Элоквенция — Яя | 1957 | 678 |
50 | Союз Советских Социалистических Республик | 1957 | 764 |
51 | А — Я (дополнения) | 1958 | 460 |
Third edition[edit | edit source]
The third edition of the GSE was published from 1969 to 1978. It spanned 30 volumes, the 24th of which was divided into two parts; one being a full-length book on the USSR, the other a continuation of the encyclopedia as usual.[1][2]
Volume | Contents | Year published | Page count |
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1 | А — Ангоб | 1969 | |
2 | Ангола — Барзас | 1970 | |
3 | Бари — Браслет | 1970 | |
4 | Брасос — Веш | 1971 | |
5 | Вешин — Газли | 1971 | |
6 | Газлифт — Гоголево | 1971 | |
7 | Гоголь — Дебит | 1972 | |
8 | Дебитор — Евкалипт | 1972 | |
9 | Евклид — Ибсен | 1972 | |
10 | Ива — Италики | 1972 | |
11 | Италия — Кваркуш | 1973 | |
12 | Кварнер — Конгур | 1973 | |
13 | Конда — Кун | 1973 | |
14 | Куна — Ломами | 1973 | |
15 | Ломбард — Мезитол | 1974 | |
16 | Мезия — Моршанск | 1974 | |
17 | Моршин — Никиш | 1974 | |
18 | Никко — Отолиты | 1974 | |
19 | Отоми — Пластырь | 1975 | |
20 | Плата — Проб | 1975 | |
21 | Проба — Ременсы | 1975 | |
22 | Ремень — Сафи | 1975 | |
23 | Сафлор — Соан | 1976 | |
24 (кн. 1) | Собаки — Струна | 1976 | |
24 (кн. 2) | Союз Советских Социалистических Республик | 1977 | |
25 | Струнино — Тихорецк | 1976 | |
26 | Тихоходки — Ульяново | 1977 | |
27 | Ульяновск — Франкфорт | 1977 | |
28 | Франкфурт — Чага | 1978 | |
29 | Чаган — Экс-ле-Бен | 1978 | |
30 | Экслибрис — Яя | 1978 |
English translation[edit | edit source]
From 1974 to 1983, an English translation of the GSE's third edition was published by Macmillan Publishers. Each volume number in the English translation corresponded to the Russian volumes, meaning that the English volumes are not in Latin alphabetical order. The article on the USSR from the Russian vol. 24 was moved to a 31st volume in English.[3]
See Also[edit | edit source]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Great Soviet Encyclopedia," in Boljšaja sovjetskaja enciklopjedija (Moscow: 1970), vol. 3, pp. 531-532.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Kenneth F. Kister, Kister's Best Encyclopedias: A Comparative Guide to General and Specialized Encyclopedias, 2nd ed. (Phoenix: Oryx Press, 1994), p. 449.
- ↑ Kenneth F. Kister, Kister's Best Encyclopedias: A Comparative Guide to General and Specialized Encyclopedias, 2nd ed. (Phoenix: Oryx Press, 1994), p. 365.