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In the Ukraine ragged homeless boys came and beat on the train doors and begged, many of them hanging onto the train in hopes of getting to somewhere where there might be food. [. . .] Miss Daunt says bitterly that there are no girls in Leningrad. She exaggerates, but she has cause to speak bitterly, as she lives down a street where there is a sailors’ club and she sees girls, who she thinks cannot be more than twelve, accosting sailors there. Diary of British diplomat Reader Bullard, 13 June 19332

Placing the Child in Twentieth-Century History: Contexts and Framework