Abstract
The chapter examines the heritage of the Prague politicized literary journal Volya Rossii, one of the leading Russian emigration's periodical publication of the interwar period. The research aims to describe the main tendencies in the perception of current socio-political processes that time, as well as the Soviet literature and other cultural processes in SSSR in the 1920s and early 1930s, by the magazine's critics and columnists.
Furthermore, this study includes biographical data, thematical and theoretical preferences in publications of key personalities from the journal's editorial staff.