The book is a collection of satirical articles, caricatures, comics, and illustrations that poke fun at the Soviet authorities and society. The book "Язык русский" (Russian Language) is a unique and fascinating publication that offers a glimpse into the world of Soviet and Russian literature, art, and satire. It was first published in 1922 as a supplement to the newspaper "Рабочая газета" (Workers' Gazette) and was later released as a separate issue. This illustrated satirical journal features a collection of articles, caricatures, comics, and illustrations that mock the Soviet authorities and society, providing a humorous take on the political and social climate of the time. As you delve into this book, you will discover a treasure trove of witty and clever writing that pokes fun at the absurdities of life under communism. The authors use their sharp wit and creativity to lampoon the powers that be, tackling topics such as bureaucracy, censorship, and the pretentiousness of the intellectual elite. The illustrations are equally impressive, with colorful and imaginative depictions of the era's most prominent figures, from Lenin to Stalin, and even the common man.

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