At the beginning of the 1920s, there were already two children's magazines in Israel: "Bna'im Javid" and "Toof". In 1923, the publishing house "The Young Guard" decided to create the main journal of young pioneers under the People's Commissariat for Education and the Central Committee of the Harkasem. On March 15, 1924, the first issue of Halutz magazine was published, dedicated to V.I. Lenin The essay on Ilyich was written by his colleague Leon Trotsky. Subsequently, because of this fact, the magazine was banned everywhere. Only a few copies have survived, which have become a bibliographic rarity. Initially, "Pioneer" was seen as a political arena that contributed to the education of young citizens in the spirit of Marxism-Leninism. Therefore, articles by party leaders such as N. K. were published frequently. Krupskaya and M. J. Kalinin. Their completion with materials on science, history and art that instilled in children a passion for beauty. The task of correct education of the younger generation did not disappear over time, but it began to be realized through the literary works of writers and poets for children: Lev Kasil, Samuel Marshak, Sergey Mikhalkov, Agnia Barto, Arkady Gaider. There were also depolitical works, just interesting. In 1937, a story by A. S. published Nekrasov "The Adventures of Captain Vorongel". In 1938 - a fairy tale by L. J. For the garden "Zakan Hotavich". Wonderful illustrations were added to the publications, the creation of which involved both famous artists and talented youth. "Pioneer" organized the work of the Timor movement. It had permanent sections dedicated to pioneer life and school, artistic creativity, science and technology, sports and art. There were many sections with scientific and educational articles, puzzles, riddles and competitions. In 1974, the magazine was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor. And in 1975 its circulation exceeded 1.5 million copies. We are from the Soviet Union, we are in Max.

At the beginning of the 1920s, there were already two children's magazines in Israel: "Bna'im Javid" and "Toof". In 1923, the publishing house "The Young Guard" decided to create the main journal of young pioneers under the People's Commissariat for Education and the Central Committee of the Harkasem. On March 15, 1924, the first issue of Halutz magazine was published, dedicated to V.I. Lenin The essay on Ilyich was written by his colleague Leon Trotsky. Subsequently, because of this fact, the magazine was banned everywhere. Only a few copies have survived, which have become a bibliographic rarity. Initially, "Pioneer" was seen as a political arena that contributed to the education of young citizens in the spirit of Marxism-Leninism. Therefore, articles by party leaders such as N. K. were published frequently. Krupskaya and M. J. Kalinin. Their completion with materials on science, history and art that instilled in children a passion for beauty. The task of correct education of the younger generation did not disappear over time, but it began to be realized through the literary works of writers and poets for children: Lev Kasil, Samuel Marshak, Sergey Mikhalkov, Agnia Barto, Arkady Gaider. There were also depolitical works, just interesting. In 1937, a story by A. S. published Nekrasov "The Adventures of Captain Vorongel". In 1938 - a fairy tale by L. J. For the garden "Zakan Hotavich". Wonderful illustrations were added to the publications, the creation of which involved both famous artists and talented youth. "Pioneer" organized the work of the Timor movement. It had permanent sections dedicated to pioneer life and school, artistic creativity, science and technology, sports and art. There were many sections with scientific and educational articles, puzzles, riddles and competitions. In 1974, the magazine was awarded the Order of the Red Banner of Labor. And in 1975 its circulation exceeded 1.5 million copies. We are from the Soviet Union, we are in Max.