Bolshevik Doodles

Authors: Semyon Ekshtut and Larisa Malashenko
Russian Life: November 1997
Department: Features
Page: 17   ( 4) pages

Summary: They are certainly not great works of art, but they are intriguing pieces of history -- cartoons and caricatures drawn by early Soviet leaders while sitting in droning meetings. Publisher here for the first time outside Russia.

This article appeared in the November 1997 issue of Russian Life. The text of this article is not available online.

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