Red Virgin Soil

Maguire, Robert A., Red Virgin Soil Soviet Literature in the 1920s, rev. edn. (Evanston, IL Northwestern University Press, 2000). 

Understanding the importance that literary journals had always had as a cultural institution, Lenin had consented to the founding of two thick journals in 1921 Pechat i revoliutsiia (The Press and Revolution), headed by Viacheslav Polonsky, and Krasnaia nov (Red Virgin Soil), fonnded by Alexander Voronsky. Following the pattern of traditional Russian thick... 

Journals Red Virgin Soil and Press and Revolution are founded. Aleksei Tolstoi, Sisters. 

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