In the anti-religious museum. Pioneeria No. 11 (fragment) (1938)

A pioneer tour takes place in one of the halls of the anti-religious museum, accompanied by a guide.

The guide explains various religious beliefs to the pioneers, standing next to a glass case containing an exhibit.

A doll of a pagan deity is on display.

Faces of pioneers.

A figurine of a Phoenician god is on display.

Young Pioneers examine the exhibits of the anti-religious museum.

The guide leads the children to a statue of St.

Nicholas with a sword and explains his story.

The young Pioneers examine the statue.

German artillery ammunition and a helmet are on display at the museum.

The face of a young Pioneer.

A pistol placed in a church book.

The guide demonstrates the mechanism of the icon's myrrh-streaming mechanism.

The faces of young Pioneers.

A vessel of oil and tubes leading to the icon, the guide's hand presses a rubber bulb, and the icon begins to stream myrrh.

The faces of young Pioneers laughing.

The guide demonstrates to the children the mechanism of the icon's myrrh-streaming.

The faces of pioneers.

A vessel of oil and tubes leading to the icon.

The guide's hand presses a rubber bulb, and the icon begins to stream myrrh.

The faces of laughing pioneers.

The face of the Mother of God on the myrrh-streaming icon.

The face of a laughing pioneer girl.