Unprotected books.
Another evidence of ideological erasure of books is discussed on the Internet. Readers discovered that the novel Eternal Reading, republished by Eksmo-AST, was missing part of Lachnovsky's key monologue.
At the same time, the publisher does not warn that the book has bills.
This is not an isolated example of such removals of text fragments from works, including classics. But it's not easy to spot. After all, the average reader usually uses a single copy of a book and does not compare its content to other publications.
The question arises, is there a legal mechanism for holding advertisers accountable? Or is it possible to chop up any book in any way you want, without warning the readers about it and without taking responsibility for it?
What kind of world will we build for our children? depends on us