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СПИСОК ИЛЛЮСТРАЦИЙ

К вступлению

^{1. Группа пионеров слушает рассказ о Павлике Морозове.}

^{Государственный архив Свердловской обл., Екатеринбург}

^{2. Дмитрий Прокопенко, школьный товарищ Павлика Морозова. К. Келли.}

^{3. Памятник Павлику Морозову в Герасимовке. 1972.}