D.B. Pavlov. Bolshevik dictatorship against socialists and anarchists 1917 - mid-1950s Sergey Bykovsky Date of publication: September 14, 1999 M.: ROSSPEN, 1999. 231 p. D. B. Pavlov’s book , like many other books published by the Russian Political Encyclopedia publishing house, serves as a historical resuscitation and rehabilitation of Russian political parties and social movements that were active in the first decades of the twentieth century.

In 1991, in my role as director of the Academy of Urban Environment, I managed to talk the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation so much that it allocated a certain amount of money to carry out experimental work in small cities of the Russian Center. I chose Myshkin for my group - I liked the name. And the size is 6500 inhabitants.

With enviable regularity in September, despite any cataclysms, two events occur. First, the children go to school. Secondly, the Moscow International Book Fair opens. There seems to be no connection between them, but won’t they force children to read books at school? Moreover, some children, contrary to the myths about the widespread illiteracy of the younger generation, read books without coercion. As if even with pleasure.