Sing Along with Khrushchev Coloring Book

A few days ago, Paul posted about a Khrushchev coloring book authored by Jack Davis. Another Khrushchev coloring book was created in 1962 by the Hungarian cartoonist Victor Vashi with text by Ilona Fabian.

I haven’t been able to find any photos or scans of it online. And according to Worldcat, it’s only held by two US libraries. So, it’s extremely obscure. However, its existence establishes Khrushchev coloring books as a tiny, but existing literary genre.

Knoxville News Sentinel - Jan 20, 1963

Some selections from the text ran in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle (Apr 18, 1963):

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Posted By: Alex - Wed Feb 12, 2020
Category: Art | Dictators, Tyrants and Other Harsh Rulers | Politics | Books | 1960s

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