He suggested that the tales carried the sign of deep terror and trauma, which Bazhov endured between 1937 and 1938, and noted that "The Malachite Box" "is filled unprecedented for Soviet (and especially children's) literature horror".
He suggested that the tales carried the sign of deep terror and trauma, which Bazhov endured between 1937 and 1938; it added certain depth to them and made them so popular among the adult readers. He noted that "The Malachite Box" "is filled unprecedented for Soviet (and especially children's) literature horror".