The woman in today's Russia

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The woman in today's Russia is one in the Leipzig publishing house Dr. Fritz Fikentscher 's collection of Soviet short stories, which was published in 1928 in the book series The Russian Revolution in the Mirror of Poetry by Wolfgang E. Groeger .

Authors

• Boris Lavrenev : Stories from the 1920s deal with the civil war in the Soviet Union.
• Yevgeny Zamyatin
• Nikolai Nikandrov : Narratives that depict gender relations have been rejected by contemporary Soviet criticism.
• Gleb Alexeyev
• Sergej Malaschkin : describes the Soviet era, whereby he also shows the negative sides of reality, especially NEP .
• Vyacheslav Shishkov

Only five titles appeared in the book series. It is one of the four anthologies that were burned at the time of National Socialism .

See also

• List of books burned in 1933