Russian Soviet Archival Footage 1898-1939

The video highlights the importance of books in enriching children's lives, showcasing the vast network of libraries in the Soviet Union, including the Lenin Library's children's section. It emphasizes fostering an early interest in reading, with books available in multiple Soviet languages. Children are encouraged to dream about future careers, and various institutions support their talent development.

What is the primary purpose of books according to the first section?

• To entertain children

• To open up the wealth of surrounding life to children

• To provide historical knowledge

• To teach children mathematics

How many children's and school libraries were established in the Soviet Union?

• More than 150,000

• Exactly 200,000

• Less than 50,000

• Over 100,000

What kind of books do Soviet children develop an interest in early on?

• Books about foreign cultures

• Books about space exploration

• Books about ancient history

• Books that foster love for nature, work, and noble deeds

In how many languages are children's books published in the Soviet Union?

• In three major languages

• In all languages of Soviet nations

• In English and French

• Only in Russian

What professions do Soviet children dream of pursuing?

• Teachers and scientists

• Engineers, sailors, and geologists

• Artists and musicians

• Doctors and lawyers