In the issue: Anti-religious essay by Leo Rimsky "Crow's Nest". Photo of 1905 by Bishop Pitirim with Cossacks, whom Soviet propaganda called monks dressed in Circassian uniforms from the Glinsky desert. Moschevvitin "Easter Picture" and poem: Tily-pily, pily-tily, Tile-tile, til-til-don. We were drinking, drinking, drinking. Under the Easter bell! You will call, You drink, you squeal, “Christ is Risen!” We drank, we drank, we ate, Don-don-tili, don-don-tili, Easter is a miracle of miracles. We were drinking, we were eating. On this annual holiday: Barely. Right in the puddle of my head. In the sky ringing: tili-tili, How much did you drink? "Krasnaya Niva", a literary and artistic illustrated weekly magazine. It was published in the publishing house "Izvestia VTsIK" (Moscow) in 1923-31 under the editorship of A.V. Lunacharsky, Y.M. Steklov and others. The magazine published mainly small works - poems, stories, essays, excerpts from novels and novels. A.N. Tolstoy, M.A. Sholokhov, F.V. Gladkov, M.M. Prishvin, V.Y. Shishkov, V.V. Ivanov, A. Green, K.A. Fedin, M.S. Shaginyan, V.V. Mayakovsky, S.A. Yesenin, E.G. Bagritsky, M.P. Gerasimov, V.D. Alexandrovsky. Translations were placed: excerpts from the novels of R. Rollan, G. Wells, stories of A. Barbus, M. Zalki, etc.