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History of Soviet Winnie the Pooh illustration; a thread.

The first Russian edition of Winnie the Pooh was published in 1960 and illustrated by Alisa Poret.

November 7 celebrations on the covers of Murzilka, a Soviet children's magazine. November 7 (the October Revolution Day) was one of the biggest holidays in the Soviet Union with huge celebrations all over the country.
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November 1949 calendar illustrated by A. Davydova (from the Children’s Calendar book, 1948)

“Notable People of Leningrad’s Komsomol”, book from 1936 #Soviet

Russian ABC book, 1950 #Soviet

Soviet New Year postcard by Yevgeny Gundobin, 1953
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Mushroomses!
Postcard by A. Golubev (1967)
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“Tea”, vintage book designed by D. Shterenberg (1931) #Soviet #VintageBooks

Postcard by Yu. Mikhaylov, 1963

Here’s something great for you. A very rare first edition of Eduard Uspensky’s book “Gena the Crocodile and His Friends” illustrated by V. Alfeyevsky (published in 1966). It’s the very first presentation of #Cheburashka and he looks very different to how we know him now.