State Publishing House (Gosizdat)

State Publishing House, known as Gosizdat, was the official government publisher in the Soviet Union. It was responsible for producing and distributing most of the country's books, magazines, and official documents, ensuring that published content aligned with Soviet ideology and policies. As a key institution, Gosizdat controlled what information was available to the public, reflecting the state's priorities. It played a crucial role in disseminating education, propaganda, and cultural materials, functioning under state oversight to support the Soviet government's objectives.