Special Leningrad issue of the magazine "Crocodile" No. 9-10, 1944.

The original magazine is in good collector's condition, tears, pollution. The format is 33*26.4 cm. The publication of the newspaper "Pravda". The issue is dedicated to the final lifting of the siege of Leningrad. On the cover is a monumental image of the medal "For the Defense of Leningrad" pinning down a German officer. It is a symbol of the victory of the hero city.

The drawings in this issue were created by leading Soviet cartoonists, who often traveled to the front lines such as: 

• The Kukryniks (Kupriyanov, Krylov, Sokolov): This issue contains their classic cartoons of the defeat of the German divisions near Leningrad. Their style is grotesque Nazi figures against the backdrop of a majestic city.

• Boris Yefimov: His works in this issue are often devoted to the "escape" of German generals and the collapse of the myth of the "impregnable northern wall".

• Vitaly Goryaev and Yuli Ganf: These masters were responsible for everyday sketches of the reborn Leningrad and ironic scenes from the life of the liberated suburbs (Pushkin, Peterhof).

Color illustrations and caricatures. Guarantee of authenticity.