Calendarul sovietic (Romanian Wikipedia)

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archive.is (Global: 76^th place; Romanian: 103^rd place)

Elisabeth Achelis, "Calendar marches on: Russia's difficulties Arhivat în 12 iulie 2012, la Archive.is", Journal of Calendar Reform 24 (1954) 91–93.

books.google.com (Global: 3^rd place; Romanian: 8^th place)

Siegelbaum, Lewis H. (1992). Soviet State and Society Between Revolutions, 1918-1929. Cambridge University Press. p. 213. ISBN 978-0-521-36987-9.

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On the transfer to the seven-day work week, 26 June 1940 (item 2)

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Elisabeth Achelis, "Calendar marches on: Russia's difficulties Arhivat în 12 iulie 2012, la Archive.is", Journal of Calendar Reform 24 (1954) 91–93.

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The Orthodox and Soviet Calendar Reforms

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La réforme grégorienne: La réforme en Russie (The Gregorian reform: The reform in Russia)

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ПОСТАНОВЛЕНИЕ от 24 сентября 1929 года: О РАБОЧЕМ ВРЕМЕНИ И ВРЕМЕНИ ОТДЫХА В ПРЕДПРИЯТИЯХ И УЧРЕЖДЕНИЯХ, ПЕРЕХОДЯЩИХ НА НЕПРЕРЫВНУЮ ПРОИЗВОДСТВЕННУЮ НЕДЕЛЮ (Decree of 24 September 1929: Hours of work and leisure time in the enterprises and institutions switching to the continuous production week)

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ПРАВИЛА ОБ ЕЖЕНЕДЕЛЬНОМ ОТДЫХЕ И О ПРАЗДНИЧНЫХ ДНЯХ (Rules concerning weekly rest days and holidays) Last annex.
RSFSR Labor Code (1918), Article 8. Also quoted in Shcherbinin, p. 57.

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История календаря в России и в СССР (Calendar history in Russia and the USSR), chapter 19 in История календаря и хронология by Селешников (History of the calendar and chronology by Seleschnikov) . ДЕКРЕТ "О ВВЕДЕНИИ ЗАПАДНО-ЕВРОПЕЙСКОГО КАЛЕНДАРЯ" (Decree "On the introduction of the Western European calendar") Arhivat în 21 ianuarie 2007, la Wayback Machine. contains the full text of the decree .

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ИЗ ИСТОРИИ ОТЕЧЕСТВЕННОГО КАРМАННОГО КАЛЕНДАРЯ by Дмитрий Малявин ("Calendar stories from reforms in the USSR" by Dmitry Malyavin) Does not mention colors, only numbers.

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История календаря в России и в СССР (Calendar history in Russia and the USSR), chapter 19 in История календаря и хронология by Селешников (History of the calendar and chronology by Seleschnikov) . ДЕКРЕТ "О ВВЕДЕНИИ ЗАПАДНО-ЕВРОПЕЙСКОГО КАЛЕНДАРЯ" (Decree "On the introduction of the Western European calendar") Arhivat în 21 ianuarie 2007, la Wayback Machine. contains the full text of the decree .

norbyhus.dk (Global: low place; Romanian: low place)

Toke Nørby, The Perpetual Calendar: A helpful tool to postal historians: What about Russia?

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Shulevitz, Judith (noiembrie 2019). „Why You Never See Your Friends Anymore”. The Atlantic. Accesat în 10 octombrie 2019.

time.com (Global: 84^th place; Romanian: 147^th place)

Oneday, Twoday Arhivat în 28 iunie 2013, la Wayback Machine. (Time: 7 October 1929)
Staggers Unstaggers Arhivat în 12 august 2013, la Wayback Machine. (Time: 7 December 1931)

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The name of the holiday is uniformly given in Russian sources as "день Интернационала" (e.g., in А.И. Щербинин (A.I. Shcherbinin) «КРАСНЫЙ ДЕНЬ КАЛЕНДАРЯ»: ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ МАТРИЦЫ ВОСПРИЯТИЯ ПОЛИТИЧЕСКОГО ВРЕМЕНИ В РОССИИ ("The red day in the calendar": the formation of the political time perception matrix in Russia)), and is somewhat quaintly translated by Shilova (2007) as "Day of International". The name could probably be translated literally as "Day of the International", where "the International" initially (1918) may not have directly referred to either the already defunct Second International or to the Third International (which was yet to be officially established), but to the general idea of an international Labor/Communist solidarity organization. Incidentally, the name of the international Communist anthem, The Internationale, is spelled the same way in Russian.

utoronto.ca (Global: 1,483^rd place; Romanian: 2,161^st place)

Irina Shilova, "Building the Bolshevik calendar through Pravda and Izvestiia" Arhivat în 23 ianuarie 2014, la Wayback Machine., Toronto Slavic Quarterly No. 19 (Winter 2007). She named the holidays associated with five- and six-day weeks the "Stalin calendar" to distinguish them from the holidays of the previous eleven years, which she called the "Bolshevik calendar".

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История календаря в России и в СССР (Calendar history in Russia and the USSR), chapter 19 in История календаря и хронология by Селешников (History of the calendar and chronology by Seleschnikov) . ДЕКРЕТ "О ВВЕДЕНИИ ЗАПАДНО-ЕВРОПЕЙСКОГО КАЛЕНДАРЯ" (Decree "On the introduction of the Western European calendar") Arhivat în 21 ianuarie 2007, la Wayback Machine. contains the full text of the decree .
Irina Shilova, "Building the Bolshevik calendar through Pravda and Izvestiia" Arhivat în 23 ianuarie 2014, la Wayback Machine., Toronto Slavic Quarterly No. 19 (Winter 2007). She named the holidays associated with five- and six-day weeks the "Stalin calendar" to distinguish them from the holidays of the previous eleven years, which she called the "Bolshevik calendar".
Oneday, Twoday Arhivat în 28 iunie 2013, la Wayback Machine. (Time: 7 October 1929)
Staggers Unstaggers Arhivat în 12 august 2013, la Wayback Machine. (Time: 7 December 1931)

Calendarul sovietic (Romanian Wikipedia)

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