Apples Behind the Iron Curtain - A History of Apple II Computers in Soviet-Influenced Regions
Offered By: KansasFest via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating history of Apple II computers and their clones in the Soviet sphere of influence through this 56-minute conference talk. Delve into a unique perspective on technology during the Cold War era, examining how Apple computers made their way behind the Iron Curtain and the development of local clones. Gain insights into the impact of Western technology on Soviet-bloc countries and the innovative ways people accessed and utilized these machines despite political barriers. Learn about the cultural and technological significance of Apple II computers in this region, and discover how they influenced computing and society in Eastern Europe during a pivotal time in history.
Syllabus
Apples behind the Iron Curtain (a history window) - Jiří Doležal (KansasFest/A24eVR 2024)
Taught by
KansasFest
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