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Our Defenders (1976)

Even if a bit inappropriate, given politics, here is a cool Russian pop-up book. Not really space flight oriented but still interesting. Our Defenders was a book illustrating the Russian military including battlefield rockets. The images are stereotypical of Soviet times and an interesting choice for a children's book. Mihalkov. Sergei. Illustrated by Beslik, A. НАШИ ЗАЩИТТНИКИ (Our Defenders.) Moscow: Baby Publishing (Mayysh) House. (16 p.) 1976.

23 hours ago 3 votes
What Is Second Corinthians About?

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‘I say the Americans really won the war’

Vietnam’s victory over communism

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When They Hear Less Than You Say

Something must be done.

an hour ago 1 votes