The USSR in 100 Photographs
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The USSR in 100 Photographs
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#2Number 58 is an American MB Big Trak programmable toy tank.
I would find it fascinating if an author did a deep dive into the toy knock-offs in the USSR and how they came to be.
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#4no photos of KGB prisons or gulags? Not surprising..
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#5no photos of KGB prisons or gulags? Not surprising..
There’s a few breadlines
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#6no photos of KGB prisons or gulags? Not surprising..
People, on average, were much less unhappy than others believe.
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#7> 53. МИР И ЧЕЛОВЕК
Oh wow, a blast from the past. Remember reading and re-reading it a lot when I was very young. Seems it is still printed and updated! You can see the 1988 edition in full here https://samoe-vazhnoe.blogspot.com/2014/03/mir-i-chelovek.ht...
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#9no photos of KGB prisons or gulags? Not surprising..
Americans prisons have been historically so much better than USSR prisons, sure <3
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#10I grew up in an ex-eastern bloc country, so I’m familiar with some of the aesthetics and even echoes of the Soviet mentality. The images fill me with despair. So much human potential wasted.