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The Scariest Soviet Toys Ever Made

Fluffy the Bunny
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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
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Swimming Cutie
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Baby
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Buratino (Pinocchio)
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Flat Buratino
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Karlsson-on-the-Roof
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Chipolino, the Little Onion
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Hedgehog
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Nevalyashka
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Mini Cutie
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