(Russia - Children's Literature) Martin Magazine for young children / Ласточка Place Published: Harbin, China Date Published: 1942; 1932-34 Description: Illustrated from photographs and b/w drawings. Cloth-backed and -cornered volume containing 20 issues, (January–December, 1942) with 5 separate additional issues (1932-34). All issues have the original front and back covers excepting the first issue which has only the back cover. Scarce Russian emigré children's magazine with only three OCLC citations, those held at Stanford, University of North Carolina, and Cornel University. "Martin" ("Ласточка") was one of the main children's magazines of the Russian emigration. It was published in Harbin, China. A few generations of young emigrants had grown up with this publication. It was published from 1926 to 1945. The magazine was sent to Japan, Germany, France, Turkey and USA—all the main countries where Russians emigrated at the time. During WWII, the magazine ceased sending issues to Europe and the USA. The magazine championed a love of reading adopting a kind, informative and witty voice without deliberate edification. Condition: Some staining and light wear; very good. Item#: 366266a Headline: Russian Emigré children's magazine "Martin"
(Russia - Children's Literature) Martin Magazine for young children / Ласточка Place Published: Harbin, China Date Published: 1942; 1932-34 Description: Illustrated from photographs and b/w drawings. Cloth-backed and -cornered volume containing 20 issues, (January–December, 1942) with 5 separate additional issues (1932-34). All issues have the original front and back covers excepting the first issue which has only the back cover. Scarce Russian emigré children's magazine with only three OCLC citations, those held at Stanford, University of North Carolina, and Cornel University. "Martin" ("Ласточка") was one of the main children's magazines of the Russian emigration. It was published in Harbin, China. A few generations of young emigrants had grown up with this publication. It was published from 1926 to 1945. The magazine was sent to Japan, Germany, France, Turkey and USA—all the main countries where Russians emigrated at the time. During WWII, the magazine ceased sending issues to Europe and the USA. The magazine championed a love of reading adopting a kind, informative and witty voice without deliberate edification. Condition: Some staining and light wear; very good. Item#: 366266a Headline: Russian Emigré children's magazine "Martin"
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