Special Issue: What the Socialist State Gives the People | 60 Years of the October Revolution
First Published: November 1977. (No. 254)
Editors: Alexander L. Makavov, Nikolai
Amolyakov, Georgi I. Isachenko, Leonid S. Splendor
Publisher: Embassy of the Union of Soviet
Socialist Republics in Washington DC.
Scanned: Archive.org
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1 A DAY THAT SHOOK THE WORLD
8 A NEW MAN IN THE MAKING: STEP BY STEP
14 ART FOR THE PEOPLE, BUT NOT "MASS CULTURE"
18 HOW UNEMPLOYMENT WAS ENDED
19 "GET MAGNITKA GOING"
20 THE PEASANTA SIZE UP THE SITUATION AND MAKE THEIR CHOICE
24 FORTY YEARS OF ARCTIC RESEARCH
26 WINNING THE WAR AGAINST FASCISM
36 YOUTH: SEL-REALIZATION THROUGH ACTION
43 HOW THE SPACE AGE BEGAN
46 WHY DO WE BUILD GIANT HYDROELECTRIC POWER STATIONS?
47 USSR-USA: RATE OF GROWTH
50 100 NATIONS AND NATIONALITIES, BUT ONE UNION
55 THE PEACE PROGRAM IN ACTION
57 HUMAN RIGHTS