- romanized:
Detskaja literatura, lit. "Children's Literature"),
formerly Detgiz and Detizdat, is a
Soviet and
Russian publishing house for children's literature...
-
Krasnaya Nov magazine.
Later that year it came out as a
separate book (
Detgiz Publishers,
illustrations by A Yermolayev), with
considerable changes made...
- In
October 1933,
Tolstoy signed a
contract with the
publishing house "
Detgiz" to
write his own
retelling of "Pinocchio" (co-aut****d with Nina Petrovskaya)...
- died in 1993. From 1947 he
worked at the
Detgiz Publishing House. In 1952 his
first book was
published by
Detgiz, Two
Tales about the
Pencil and the Paints...
-
refuge in children's literature. (He had
worked under Samuil Marshak at
Detgiz, the state-owned children's
publishing house since the mid-1920s, writing...
-
Krasny Perets, Bezbozhnik, Krokodil, Pravda,
illustrated books published for
Detgiz (The
State Publishing House of Children's
Literature of the
Ministry of...
- Издательство НКВД (Publishing
House of the NKVD) Издательство Осоавиахима OGIZ
Detgiz (Детгиз) -
stands for "State
Publishing House for Children's Literature"...
-
himself was
called a
repulsive little freak, both
boastful and cowardly.
Detgiz, the
publisher of Murzilka,
scolded in the review,
expressed a "deep regret"...
- "Self-Discovery" to
works which shows a writer's
qualitative growth.
Prize at the
Detgiz RSFSR contest for the
novel Black Stars (1960, Moscow) "Chumatskii Way"...
-
returned to Leningrad's
literary world,
joining the
state publishing house Detgiz in 1927 as an
editor of children's books. Her
mentor there was
Samuil Marshak...
