Pionerskaya Pravda
Pionerskaya Pravda (Пионе́рская Пра́вда) is an all-Russian newspaper. Initially it was an all-Union newspaper of the Soviet Union. Its name may be translated as "Truth for Young Pioneers".
The newspaper has been founded March 6, 1925 in Moscow. In the 1970s and 1980s its circulation approached 10,000,000 (almost every child in the Soviet Union had a subscription). Its title followed the name of the main Soviet newspaper of the time, Pravda, as did multiple other newspapers.
The newspaper continues to exist today, but now it is not associated with Young Pioneers, and the circulation is greatly reduced.
Similar newspapers were published in other languages of the USSR: as of 1974, six newspapers in Russian and 22 in other languages.
| Republic | Title | Translation | City | Language | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| USSR | Пионерская правда | Pioneer's Truth | Moscow | Russian | 1925 |
| Russian SFSR | Ленинские искры | Lenin's Sparks | Leningrad | Russian | 1924 |
| Baskhir ASSR | Башҡортостан пионере | Pioneer of Bashkria | Ufa | Bashkir | 1930 |
| Chuvash ASSR | Пионер сасси | Pioneer's call | Cheboksary | Chuvash | 1930 |
| Mari ASSR | Ямде лий | Be ready | Yoshkar-Ola | Mari | 1933 |
| Tatar ASSR | Яшь ленинчы | Young Leninist | Kazan | Tatar | 1924 |
| Udmurt ASSR | Дась лу | Be ready | Izhevsk | Udmurt | 1930 |
| Yakut ASSR | Бэлэм буол | Be ready | Yakutsk | Yakut | 1936 |
| Ukrainian SSR | Зірка | Little Star | Kiev | Ukrainian | 1925 |
| Ukrainian SSR | Юный ленинец | Young Leninist | Kiev | Russian | 1922 |
| Belarussian SSR | Піянер Беларусі | Pioneer of Belarus | Minsk | Belarusian | 1929 |
| Belarussian SSR | Зорька | Dawn | Minsk | Russian | 1945 |
| Uzbek SSR | Ленин учқуни | Lenin's Spark | Tashkent | Uzbek | 1929 |
| Uzbek SSR | Пионер Востока | Pioneer of the East | Tashkent | Russian | 1927 |
| Karakalpak ASSR | Жеткиншек | Change | Nukus | Karakalpak | 1932 |
| Kazakh SSR | Қазақстан пионерi | Pioneer of Kazakhstan | Almaty | Kazakh | 1930 |
| Kazakh SSR | Дружные ребята | Friendly children | Almaty | Russian | 1933 |
| Georgian SSR | ნორჩ ლენინელი | Young Leninist | Tbilissi | Georgian | 1931 |
| Azerbaijani SSR | Азәрбајҹан пионери | Pioneer of Azerbaijan | Baku | Azerbaijani | 1938 |
| Lithuanian SSR | Lietuvos pionierius | Pioneer of Lithuania | Vilnius | Lithuanian | 1946 |
| Moldavian SSR | Тынэрул ленинист | Young Leninist | Chisinau | Moldavian | 1941 |
| Moldavian SSR | Юный ленинец | Young Leninist | Chisinau | Russian | 1941 |
| Latvian SSR | Pionieris | Pioneer | Riga | Latvian | 1946 |
| Kyrgyz SSR | Кыргызстан пионери | Pioneer of Kyrgyzstan | Frunze (Bishkek) | Kyrgyz | 1933 |
| Tajik SSR | Пионери Тоҷикистон | Pioneer of Tajikistan | Dushambe | Tajik | 1929 |
| Armenian SSR | Պիոներ Կանչ | Pioneer's call | Erevan | Armenian | 1925 |
| Turkmen SSR | Мыдам тайяр | Always ready | Ashkhabad | Turkmen | 1930 |
| Estonian SSR | Säde | Spark | Tallinn | Estonian | 1946 |
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