The Scariest Soviet Toys Ever Made
Fluffy the Bunny
Within the vast collection of dolls produced in the USSR, some were universally cherished and desired by every child. However, others took a decidedly different route in their appeal. If you have a sensitive disposition towards such topics, please proceed with caution!
Antoshka
Swimming Cutie
Baby
Buratino (Pinocchio)
Flat Buratino
Karlsson-on-the-Roof
Chipolino, the Little Onion
Hedgehog
Nevalyashka
Mini Cutie
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