The Wild Children Resources

Want to learn about nearly two thousand years of history without breaking a sweat? Check it out.

Curious about how Moscow's transformed over time? Visit the bustling metropolis from the comfort of your own home via the Lonely Planet guide to the city.

This interesting article from Slate dissects Soviet propaganda about children that was created mere years after the events of The Wild Children.

If you want something a little bit lighter, check out this awesome article about the stray dogs that would become the first astronauts in space.

Want to learn more about the Soviet Revolution? As usual, the History Channel has you covered.

On the other hand, if you'd prefer to see how things ended for the U.S.S.R., then check out this informative documentary.

Although it's pretty heady, this stellar podcast will give you a great deal of insight into the history of Russia.

This compelling piece from NPR discusses how cooking became a way for Russians to voice their displeasure about the Soviet government.

Despite what you might think after reading The Wild Children, Moscow is actually a pretty baller city. Just check out this photo if you don't believe us.

Love 'em or hate 'em, you have to admit the Soviet Union had one killer flag.