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The Grushnikov Collection at the Library of Congress

A carefully assembled collection of more than 6,000 Soviet-era children's books awaits scholars' attention at the Library of Congress. Focusing on the work of Soviet illustrators from the mid-1920s into the 1990s, the Grushnikov Collection also represents the majority of children's authors of the Soviet period. Primarily in Russian, the collection features, as well, childrens' and folk literature translated into Russian and from Russian into European and Asian languages. The books come in a variety of formats and are accompanied by puzzle blocks and art reference books. The collection is a rich source of cultural, political, and publishing history waiting to be mined.