Soviet Children’s Books That Broke the Rules of Propaganda

Re:Soviet Children’s Books That Broke the Rules of Propaganda by raj2569 on Saturday November 03, 2018 @08:16AM (#18369850)

Same here, raised on a diet of Soviet books in Kerala, India. Misha was a favorite of mine. Still remember the publisher's names, Mir and Raduga publishers. There are other books like Firebird, some nice books about night sky and recreational mathematics ...

I really miss those books and wonder if some copies could be found for my daughter who is now of the same age when I used to read these books.

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Re:Soviet Children’s Books That Broke the Rules of Propaganda by ai_ia on Saturday November 03, 2018 @09:45AM (#18370133)

You can check it out here. https://mirtitles.org/

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Re:Soviet Children’s Books That Broke the Rules of Propaganda by yantrams on Saturday November 03, 2018 @09:03AM (#18369991)

I used up all my Mishas for covering books unfortunately :/ Have just a couple of them. It's not that difficult to find the Science/Math books - Yakov Perelman, Little Mathematics Library etc in old book stalls in Andhra but you have to be really lucky to find children's story books.

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