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The article discusses a 1923 cover of the magazine Ogonek displays two Afghans and a third man in Soviet military clothing assisting a Russian couple in broad-brimmed hats onto an elephant. Topics include The Bolsheviks cared about economics, and have convinced that the imperative to consolidate political independence; and the magazine confidently drew readers' attention to the Soviet presence in a 19th-century site of imperial rivalry.

The article discusses the dilemma of the Soviet filmmakers during the motion picture production about the conflict ideologies of Turkey and Soviet Union. It examines the similarities in practices of the state and ideological borders for both countries. It also cites the cinematographic cooperation of Soviet for world historical event.