"Country Hour" - broadcast of the Main Edition of Propaganda of the Central Television of the USSR State Television and Radio Broadcasting about agriculture, problems and workers in the village; entered the I program from December 3, 1963 until the spring of 1992 [ specify ] . It was broadcast on Sundays at 12:00 Moscow time (in some years at 12:30). Duration - 59 minutes (six parts).
| Rural hour | |
|---|---|
 Screensaver of the program (2005-2009) | |
| Genre | information program |
| Production | The main editorial board of the propaganda of the Central Television (1963-1988) The main edition of the socio-political programs of the Central Television (1988-1992) [ specify ] CJSC Public Russian Television (1995-1997) Russian Agrarian Movement (2005-2009) |
| Lead (e) | Yuri Chernichenko - 1991-1992 Igor Abakumov - 1997-1999 Alexander Mokhov (2005-2009)Konstantin Likutov (2009) |
| Narrator | Alexander Rakhlenko (2005-2009) |
| Country of Origin |  USSR (1963-1991)  Russia (1991-2009) |
| Language | Russian |
| Production | |
| Program Manager (s) | Konstantin Likutov (2005-2009) |
| Duration | 59 minutes |
| Broadcasting | |
| TV Channel (s) | I program of central heating (1963-1991) ORT (1995-1999) Russia (2005-2009) |
| Broadcast Period | December 3, 1963 - December 5, 2009 |
Content
About the program
The plots of Rural Hour, unlike many other television programs, were made using cinema technology, including filming, editing, dubbing, etc. The idea of the transfer was proposed by television reporters Grigory Frumkin , Vladimir Tuchkov and Oleg Gladkovsky, approved by the editor-in-chief of the propaganda editor of the State Television and Radio Vilen Egorov . Among the employees of Rural Hour are writers Georgy Radov and Yuri Chernichenko , directors Natalya Vishnevskaya (Korvin-Krukovskaya), Irina Galkina, Eduard Filatiev, Ninel Egorycheva, Sergey Braverman, screenwriters and editors Marina Tochilina, Grigory Frumkin, Sergey Torchinsky and others.
In the post-Soviet era
In 1990-1992, the program came out under the name "Niva" [ specify ] . The program was closed by order of the chairman of the Ostankino State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company, Yegor Yakovlev . After the closure, there was an attempt to revive the transfer of former employees under the name "Peasant Question" on the RTR television channel. In 1994, the "Peasant Question" was closed.
In 1995-1997, the program "Country Hour" was broadcast on ORT with the host Igor Abakumov, from November 1997 to February 1998 the program was called "Village TV Magazine", in March 1998 the program was replaced by "Peasant Vedomosti", which also appeared on ORT until September 26, 1999. Subsequently, the team of the second version of the program, led by lead Igor Abakumov and producer Natalya Mescherina, worked on the program “Peasant Outpost” [1] , aired on Moskovia and TV Center in 2001-2012 [2] .
In 2005, the program "Country Hour" for the third time returned to the air on the channel " Russia ", where it aired until the end of 2009, the program was hosted by the famous actor Alexander Mokhov [3] . State Duma deputy Yuri Konev advocated the return of the program on air [4] . The program was broadcast on Sundays or Saturdays in the morning broadcast schedule of the TV channel at 7:50 or 8:20 [5] . The latest releases of the program were led by its leader Konstantin Likutov [6] .
In 2009, the final closure of the program was adopted, and a similar program “Rural Morning” with Andrei Baturin began to appear instead.
Other values
The rural hour is an unofficial designation of the provision of Article 92 of the Labor Code of the Russian Federation, which provides for working hours reduced by 1 hour for women working in rural areas [7] .
Notes
- ↑ The Peasant Outpost program is preparing to go on television . Peasant Gazette (March 18, 2003).
- ↑ CELEBRITIES FROM ... . New newspaper (March 19, 2001).
- ↑ Village hour - reviews, videos, photos, when watching on TV - AKADO TV Guide
- ↑ Deputies instead of “House-2” want a “Country Hour” - News
- ↑ Konstantin LIKUTOV, director of the television project “Rural Hour”: “Our reindeer herders and Muscovites are watching our program” . Pressure (June 25, 2007).
- ↑ "ANONYMOUS INTERNATIONAL" PUT FOR SALE ELECTRONIC CORRESPONDENCE OF DMITRY KISELEV . SecurityLab (April 30, 2016).
- ↑ Labor Code of the Russian Federation :: Labor Code :: Labor Code :: Commentary on Article 92
Sources
- Frumkin G. M. “We are shooting the“ Country Hour “”, Alma-Ata , “ Kazakhstan ”, 1983