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Technological and Scientific Utopias in Soviet Children's Literature, 1921–1932
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  • 1992The Cultural Front432 cited
  • 1979Cultural Revolution in Russia, 1928-1931163 cited
  • 1989When Russia Learned to Read95 cited
  • 1982The Soviet Novel: History As Ritual84 cited
  • 2015Children's Literature Comes of Age81 cited
  • 1985Russian Poetry for Children31 cited
  • 1979Socialisation Through Children's Literature: The Soviet Example18 cited

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  • 2019Pipe Dreams51 cited

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