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* DoingItForTheArt
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* NoExportForYou: The Cold War causes this but at the end of it, this was subverted by the company Films by Jove, who would import Soviet animation outside of Russia. It stopped because the animation studios [[ExecutiveMeddling never recieved the payouts from it]], bringing a lawsuit. After this terrible scandal, there are currently little to no plans to export Soviet animation.

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* NoExportForYou: The Cold War may causes this but at the end of it, this was subverted by the company Films by Jove, who would import Soviet animation outside of Russia. It stopped because the animation studios [[ExecutiveMeddling never recieved the payouts from it]], bringing a lawsuit. After this terrible scandal, there are currently little to no plans to export Soviet animation.this.
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* LeFilmArtistique: Some of the Russian animated shorts fit this trope, lacking of any spoken dialogue, having many symbolic/poetical scenes and used many experimental techniques, both in the narrative and the visual aspect.

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* LeFilmArtistique: Some of the Russian animated shorts fit this trope, lacking of any spoken dialogue, having many symbolic/poetical scenes and used using many experimental techniques, both in the narrative and the visual aspect.



* {{Rotoscoping}}: was used in Soviet Union studios extensively in 40-50, but by 60s it was dropped entirely.

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* {{Rotoscoping}}: was used in Soviet Union studios extensively in 40-50, the 40s and 50s, but by the 60s it was dropped entirely.
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*LeFilmArtistique: Some of the Russian animated shorts fit this trope, lacking of any spoken dialogue, having many symbolic/poetical scenes and used many experimental techniques, both in the narrative and the visual aspect.
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* NoExportForYou: The Cold War causes this but at the end of it, this was subverted by the company Films by Jove, who would import Russian animation outside of Russia. It stopped because the animation studios [[ExecutiveMeddling never recieved the payouts from it]], bringing a lawsuit. After this terrible scandal, there are currently little to no plans to export Soviet animation.

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* NoExportForYou: The Cold War causes this but at the end of it, this was subverted by the company Films by Jove, who would import Russian Soviet animation outside of Russia. It stopped because the animation studios [[ExecutiveMeddling never recieved the payouts from it]], bringing a lawsuit. After this terrible scandal, there are currently little to no plans to export Soviet animation.
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* NoExportForYou: The Cold War causes this but at the end of it, this was subverted by the company Films by Jove, who would import Russian animation outside of Russia. It stopped because the animation studios [[ExecutiveMeddling never recieved the payouts from it]], bringing a lawsuit. After this terrible scandal, there are little to no plans to export Soviet animation.

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* NoExportForYou: The Cold War causes this but at the end of it, this was subverted by the company Films by Jove, who would import Russian animation outside of Russia. It stopped because the animation studios [[ExecutiveMeddling never recieved the payouts from it]], bringing a lawsuit. After this terrible scandal, there are currently little to no plans to export Soviet animation.
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* NoExportForYou: The Cold War causes this but even after the end of the Soviet Union, almost all of Soviet animation have no plans to be exported.

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* NoExportForYou: The Cold War causes this but even after at the end of it, this was subverted by the Soviet Union, almost all of Soviet company Films by Jove, who would import Russian animation have outside of Russia. It stopped because the animation studios [[ExecutiveMeddling never recieved the payouts from it]], bringing a lawsuit. After this terrible scandal, there are little to no plans to be exported. export Soviet animation.
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* NoExportForYou

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* NoExportForYouNoExportForYou: The Cold War causes this but even after the end of the Soviet Union, almost all of Soviet animation have no plans to be exported.
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* TearJerkerGloriousMotherRussia: most were made there.



* {{Rotoscoping}}: was used in Soviet Union studios extensively in 40-50, but by 60s it was dropped entirely.
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* GloriousMotherRussia: most were made there.
* {{Rotoscoping}}: was used in Soviet Union studios extensively in 40-50, but by 60s it was dropped entirely.
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* AnimationAgeGhetto: much less prevalient than in the west.
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* AnimationAgeGhetto much less prevalient than in the west.

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* AnimationAgeGhetto AnimationAgeGhetto: much less prevalient than in the west.



* {{Rotoscoping}}

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*GloriousMotherRussia: most were made there.

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*GloriousMotherRussia: most were made there.there.
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