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One of 5 000 copies printed.
The collection of verses was created by a poet Vladimir Lugovskoy (1901-1957) in 1930, after his trip to Turkmenia (Turkmen SSR, Central Asia). The Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic was established in 1924. The Bolshevik's policy sparked a rebellion in Turkmenistan, and in 1927 the Soviets lost control of the republic. Only in 1932 the main instigators were executed. During the forced policy of collectivization, traces of the nomadic lifestyle were destroyed, and the traditional Turkmen way of life changed.
OCLC locates two copies of this edition: in the UNC Library (part of the André Savine Collection) and in the New York Public Library.

One of 4 000 copies printed. Graphic artist Galina Chichagova (1891-1966) studied at the Stroganov Arts Academy and later in VKhUTEMAS under Alexandr Rodchenko. She and her sister Olga, also an artist, were part of a well-known family dynasty of Moscow architects (father designed the historic Moscow City Hall and grandfather designed the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour and Grand Kremlin Palace in Moscow). Between 1923 and 1929, the Chichagova sisters produced around 20 books in Constructivist style.Frank Leonhard (1882-1961) - a German expressionist writer who lived mostly abroad, in Switzerland, UK, France and the US. The Nazis banned and burned his books.OCLC locates two copies of this edition: in the Columbia University Library and the New York Public Library.
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