Figure 1.--This is an unidentified Moscow primary class in 1934. Some of the boys seem to be wearing smocks. We are not sure how common that was in Russia. One boy in the front row is wearing a sailor suit. Most of the boys seem to be in short trousers and long stockings. The children seem to be quite middle-class if that is not a misnomer in Soviet society in the 1930s.

This is an unidentified Moscow primary class in 1934. Some of the boys seem to be wearing smocks. We are not sure how common that was in Russia. One boy in the front row is wearing a sailor suit. Most of the boys seem to be in short trousers and long stockings. The children seem to be quite middle-class if that is not a misnomer in Soviet society in the 1930s. Notice that there are two teachers. We see other classes with two teachers. One may be a teacher's helper.

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