It is a copy of the Ricoh Auto 35. The cocking lever on the bottom right and the shuter release lever are in the same place.
If I believe the instructions for use (consulted online), the automatism manages to choose speed and diaphragm. It would work in "Program" mode!
Zorki 10
Zorki 10, bought in a secondhand fair, August 1st, 2016, 1€.
The cocking lever was stuck, I bought it, brought it home, and ... forgot.
May 2018: I repaired it (a seized gear).
It seems to work well. Thanks to its case, the selenium cell has been protected from light and still works. As for Zenit E, if you expose the device in a showcase, you kill the sensor in a few months.