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https://media.am/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/tigran_paskevichyan_0.jpg600386Soon, the documentary film "[Making] the Impossible, Possible" about samizdat, a practice common in the Soviet Union whereby censored publications were printed and secretly distributed, will be ready. Samizdat magazine, books, and manuscripts were not sold but passed from hand to hand, creating a unique network of reader-distributors.