Politics doesn't have a baby face
On June 16, the former pioneer "health resort" Artek celebrates its 85th anniversary. Now "Artek" - "quail island" - is just a boarding house. Tickets are bought with money. Adults have a rest with children, and on health. And once this Turkish delight was also with poison, like all the sweets and baits of the Soviet period. At first, a children's camp-sanatorium was planned for children suffering from tuberculosis. The camp provided good food, fruits, cakes and ice cream.