YI0802[5]) "Zyamke Kapatsh" was also staged in Russian under the title "Хлопчик" ("A Lad") by Mossovet Theatre.
The play glorifies a heroic deed of a young boy during the Russian Civil War.
[6] Over time the song "Orlyonok" effected broad cultural implications in the ideology and mythology of the Soviet Union.
[7] In particular, the song gave name to the Young Pioneer Camp Orlyonok and teenager's bicycle Orlyonok/Ereliukas manufactured in the Soviet Union in Belarus and Lithuania.
[9] The framework of this children's play is the invention of the printing press by Johannes Guttenberg and Gutenberg's misadventures.