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Added 2020-09-01 08:40:18 +0000 UTCContinuing the theme of great writers, I would like to talk about Soviet science fiction. And no. Simply no. If the book is from the USSR, this does not mean that there are only communist ideas and propaganda from a comrade of the CPSU. After all, no matter how the party tightened the screws, people wanted to talk about their personal. Agree the USSR in 60-70 is not the same as the USSR in 30-50, it is not North Korea after all. I just want to develop myths about this part of the history of my country. The USSR is not only about communism and the great leader, but first of all people where in this country they could work, love, have fun and dream.
Yes, there are works where communism is involved, the same "Hour of the Bull" by Ivan Antonovich Efremov, but there are fewer of them. Above all, fiction is defined for everyone, from children to adults. Kir Bulychev is one of the most popular Soviet science fiction writers. His most famous work is a cycle of children's books about a girl from the future Alisa Selezneva, which had a great influence on Russian popular culture. However, he also wrote many fiction for adults, scientific works and poetry. Bulychev's books have been filmed more than twenty times - more than any other Russian science fiction writer. I advise you to read the cycle "Alice's Adventures" and then read the cycle "Gustlyar".
