Armenian Literature Gets Short Shrift

In “The Literature of the Soviet Peoples”, edited by Harri Junger and translated from German in 1970, Armenian literature received three-and-a-half pages; Azeri literature received four-and-a-half pages while Georgia’s share was six pages. Russians received 43 pages for their literature. Ukrainian literature received six-and-a-half pages and Latvian and Uzbek literatures received 4 pages each.

In “The Literature of the Soviet Peoples”, edited by Harri Junger and translated from German in 1970, Armenian literature received three-and-a-half pages; Azeri literature received four-and-a-half pages while Georgia’s share was six pages. Russians received 43 pages for their literature. Ukrainian literature received six-and-a-half pages and Latvian and Uzbek literatures received 4 pages each.