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The article discusses Russia’s push for universal education under the socialist regime. It notes efforts to provide from infancy to adolescence the conditions needed for each child to reach maximal potential, surpassing class barriers, with teachers, handicraft, and arts integrated. It contrasts Soviet aims with Western models and reflects on national humility and perceived inferiority.
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A correspondent describes Soviet attempts to reform child rearing and schooling. Colonies and boarding schools aim to socialize children away from families, with emphasis on aesthetics, discipline, and collective life. Reports on cadres, ProletCult, preparatory colleges, and youth institutions amid wartime strain and material shortages.
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