The document discusses pioneers, which were youth democratic organizations for children aged 7-15 in the Soviet Union and other countries. It notes that there were 19.5 million young pioneers in the USSR in 1984. The document also describes pioneer camps, which were educational summer or winter camps organized by Komsomol for pioneers and schoolchildren. It lists some of the largest pioneer camps as Artek, Orlenok, Young Guard, and Zubrenok. Finally, it mentions two pioneers newspapers - Pioneers Truth and Pioneers Zorka.

2. Pioneer – a member of all-union pioneer organization in
USSR and some youth democratic organizations in other
countries. There were 19.5 million young pioneers in 1984.
Pioneers

3. Pioneer camp – sanitary educational establishment for
pioneers and schoolchildren at the age of 7-15 in USSR,
organized during summer or winter holidays by Komsomol
or other organizations.
Pioneer camps

4. Pioneer camps

5. The biggest pioneer camps are:
«Artek» - the all-union camp
«Orlenok», «Young guard», «Zubrenok»
Pioneer camps

6. «Pioneers Truth» («Pionerskaya Pravda») - the soviet
children newspaper since 1925.
«Pioneers Zorka» - all-union daily radio newspaper for
pioneers and schoolchildren since 1925.
Pioneers newspapers