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Soviet Union (Country)

СССР

Ностальгия

Сделано в СССР

Шоу

Документальное

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the war brought to naught

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for the type of left-hander the essay was in the Soviet people a

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passion for the organization of life there is nothing

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more terrible than war, just as there is nothing more beautiful than

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the atmosphere of

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victory in the mid-forties,

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new life was literally seething in the country

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the winners brought bags from Europe to the USSR,

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suitcases and trains full of trophies, the

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command staff

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called cars of famous brands

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antiques carpets

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jewelry loot simpler watches gramophone

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and Mikha clothes fabrics sewing machine so the

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Soviet people for the first time became the

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owners of new things of unprecedented

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quality, the country whispered and the trophy

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riches of the great Zhukov,

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who was allegedly exiled to Odessa for this to

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command the district, were described in colors and details

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palace furniture,

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jewelry and table sets made of gold,

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it seems they kept beetles in the basement of the house

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from storyteller to storyteller, wealth

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acquired proportions, Ali Baba's cave,

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among the trophies of the Marshal of Victory there were also

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foreign cars, and he was not the only one in

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the post-war years,

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executive class cars that came

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to our country how the trophies mainly

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went to the highest ranks,

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Georgy Zhukov had several

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cars from the Horch Budyonny company,

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and the driver, or rather Budyonny, was

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also a car, also a trophy polecat,

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and the people who lived near the airfields

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went to see the racing foreign

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cars that

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yesterday's wasp

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pilots famously tested in our museum. In our collection

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there is a BMW Dixie da3 car

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produced in 1932 and it was used by the

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German officer Anders Buki,

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he drove this car for a long time,

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participated in

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races on Alpine tracks along

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serpentine roads, won prizes for the car, we

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really, really liked it, but otherwise

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the war began and he went like a true

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patriot of his country died in the war,

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died in 1944, and the car was

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later taken over by the Soviet Union

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as a trophy; we found it already in the 90s in

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Belarus by a palanka pilot and after

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the car just broke down and couldn’t

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find spare parts to fix it and so that

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the car wouldn’t go to waste, I simply dismantled it

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and

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used the car parts as

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various parts for

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housework; the

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car body was used as a

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trough for piglets; foreign cars were

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officially assigned to the garages of the

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Politburo members, the

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secretaries of the Central Committee, in the word of the entire party

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elite, on the allied cards of the

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Chrysler GKO, things like Fords chevrolet

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buick ah, members of their families also drove

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along Soviet roads, rode and

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captured Mercedes and

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drank ferrets DKV wanderers

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and Audi then later, when it

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was already difficult to get spare parts for them,

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find them to fix the car,

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restore it to restore it, in the

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end

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they were cleaned in the garage, they just stood and

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people were already buying, respectively,

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our other domestic cars in 1946,

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serial production of the M20 Victory began at the Gorky Automobile Plant,

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this car was made at the factory and

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made by its own engineers on its own,

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but of course, attention was

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directed to foreign developments,

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the car was very comfortable, big already with an

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engine that made it possible to reach

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speeds of up to 100 kilometers per hour, victory was

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produced until 1958, a total of

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236 thousand cars were produced throughout the

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country; victory was not perceived simply as a

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means of transportation;

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if such a car was given to the

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world of production, that is, to an ordinary

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citizen, then it became the center

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attention by a popular personality,

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just taking a ride in a car

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was a whole event for many,

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why did the driver of this car choose what a

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complex and difficult path

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this is happening, running in a new model of the

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escape car

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An-70 groin and women dreamed of furs at

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flea markets and they appeared in thrift stores,

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high-quality fabrics, a hat, beautiful shoes

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exported from Europe, but fur is an iconic

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thing, not bad from the forties, this is the era of a

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worm set, if a woman had a

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silver fox, it was status, but the most

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iconic element of the wardrobe, one might say,

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in the forties was a fur coat, and

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many did not dream of fur coats, but if from

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Germany it was possible to bring something like this

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tsigeyka vai trophy

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then of course the woman spread her

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wings flew to her beloved with a dress of a

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flowing silhouette,

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false shoulders on top on the abandoned

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Anton, the man was happy to see our

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officer’s uniform,

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such couples went to a restaurant in the evenings

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in 1944,

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commercial restaurants appeared and of course

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not every Soviet person could

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afford to have lunch or dinner in a

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commercial restaurant because the prices

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there were very high and it was no coincidence that

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ordinary Soviet citizens and citizens

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had a rather negative attitude towards the

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restaurant that opened because there

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was a special audience there. According to some films,

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for example, the meeting place cannot be changed.

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Govorukhin portrayed the crime in some detail and truthfully

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environment in these

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restaurants in the post-war years, the

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construction of residential buildings,

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special houses, was resumed Moscow, the capital of the victorious

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proletarian state was supposed to

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become an exemplary city, including

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in terms of the quality of housing, the Soviet years, of course,

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Stalin's time, apartments

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were considered the most convenient, comfortable,

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large, with high ceilings, with very

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well decorated interiors,

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a must there was a lot of stucco moldings, cornices, cutters,

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sockets, all kinds of kitchen

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spaces were equipped with no

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built-in linen, now they would say then you could

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just move into such an apartment and

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there was already everything there, cupboards with carved

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paneled doors, very beautiful,

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these are the details, some kind of mezzanine, and

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in some, even in the houses, even the

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mailboxes were made identical for everyone and very

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elegant, very beautiful, that is, such

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houses, of course, were the dream of every person

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in Moscow, the construction of the

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famous Stalinist high-rise buildings for housing began,

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two entire high-rise buildings were built on

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Kudrinskaya Square and on Kotelnicheskaya

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Embankment, and at the Red Gate there was

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such a combined house it has a central

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administrative part and two side

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buildings they were residential and of course living in

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such a house was more than prestigious and

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of course these apartments were given out according to a

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special limit to especially outstanding people

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these were test pilots

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these were some famous scientists very

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famous actors, that is, they were the

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elite of society, but those apartments also

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had their own nuances, let’s say if

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some department was given some part of the

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apartments, then the

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best apartments with a view of the Kremlin

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were naturally given to the most honored

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people, and the windows of the smaller apartments faced the courtyard

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more modestly, there were

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some interesting people there, but not so

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significant;

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in any case, the circle of people who received

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access to these apartments remained

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unchanged; a

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resolution was adopted on the

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construction of housing for the construction of

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new dachas and special

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distributors were created for the scientific and

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artistic intelligentsia at the

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Academy of Sciences there was such an organization

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academic snap supply of academicians and through

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this organization and how the

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card system continued in the post-war years,

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representatives of the arts, those legends,

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representatives of scientific circles

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mainly get the opportunity to buy

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goods that could not be bought in

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ordinary stores, therefore the first luxury household

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appliances

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at that time appeared

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in homes or did you in 1949 in the USSR

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begin to produce

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KVN TVs for the famous dash club of the cheerful and

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resourceful, this has nothing to do with the

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first Soviet serial

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TV was named after the first letters of

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the surname of its main developers,

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Ki Nixon of Warsaw and Nikolaev;

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experimental models of TVs

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were assembled in small batches and before that

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and under American licenses and using its

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own developments,

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but in mass series, it began to produce a

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black white KVN

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screen 14 by ten and a half

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centimeters, weighing about thirty

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kilograms, in just 18 years

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two and a half million

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television receivers were assembled;

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household appliances came into use already in the

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50s and 60s the 1950s, these

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were, in general, also

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luxury goods, like all these non-50s years when

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television appeared,

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these were luxury goods and

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neighbors in a

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communal apartment gathered to watch TV and neighbors

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from the yard came, well, these are some films about the

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50s you can see quite clearly the price of a

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television was 78 monthly salaries

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of an employee in the fifties and sixties there were

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still so few televisions that there were people

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who did not believe in the existence of such a

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device the television was a luxury even in the

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apartment of a scientist and there

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stood the predecessor of the Schek Kurchatov house and the

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earlier experimental television

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Leningrad such an audio-video deuce is both a

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radio receiver and a built-in TV, that

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is, such household items, of course, were in the

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apartments of generally wealthy people,

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while you know, it

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was almost impossible to purchase such things just

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come to the store and buy, that is, it

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was a certain distribution and this

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item, of course, represented such a thing

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located for that period of time,

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later in the program I will learn a fashionable raincoat ma longa,

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which was also expensive to have,

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this balloon of ours was

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also considered such a big mistake, I

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also bought something in Chicago stores,

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of course, because they checked it a

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couple of times I got caught, so that’s where it

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was strictly there then, how they

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checked the cars, they helped, if you

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can call it, Muscovites terribly dreamed of

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having a car because what a super

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dream of a Soviet person, a car in the

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fifties at the Moscow

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gas plant, the device was first released into

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mass production

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of the same name gas refrigerator apparatus 51

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zis Moscow and Saratov 2

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but they produced them in small batches

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for a select few, ordinary Soviet

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citizens continued to hang food

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outside the window in the winter in the early fifties in the

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USSR they began to produce Pioneer vacuum cleaners

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and a little later Dnepr,

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but their number clearly did not

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correlate with the number of people willing buy

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a vacuum cleaner even though

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not everyone dreamed of Jesus, just

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as not everyone wanted to buy

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new furniture,

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because most people still lived

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in communal apartments that only accommodated an

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armored bed, a wardrobe and a table; in the

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furniture stores of the fifties there was

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furniture and almost no buyers

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if in 50 years, furniture stores were

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full,

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there was a huge amount of imported

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furniture, but it’s true that it was also furniture that

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was socialist, but it was

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wonderful Romanian furniture,

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it was very good Hungarian

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Polish Czech furniture, German furniture

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and I had absolutely no problems with buying it

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in the house, for example, there has been a

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magnificent German sideboard since

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then and I just remember that my mother

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just went to the house, chose what she

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liked and they literally brought it to her, but

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very soon there will be no trace left of this abundance

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and the

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era of high-quality Soviet architecture has ended, the

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new head of a huge country Nikita

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Khrushchev

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declared war on

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excess for everyone and launched

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mass housing construction;

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ordinary people had a real

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opportunity in the foreseeable future

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to move from barracks and communal apartments into

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separate apartments; everyone could count on this;

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people who

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moved out of their own housing perceived

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it as a completely different life, a

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luxurious life and the country rushed

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to buy new furniture for new apartments,

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when people began to get new apartments,

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of course they got rid of everything

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old, maybe even valuable,

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maybe even almost antique, all this was

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mercilessly thrown into the trash,

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then they remembered the flu or that

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they threw away some grandmother’s will not a

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wrought-iron chest and they threw away a

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somewhat rickety grandmother's

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chair, but nevertheless, 60 and it became fashionable for

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new modern furniture with

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standing legs to come in; lift it up, it’s very convenient

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to clean these are not such heavy chests of drawers, and

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naturally, a

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shortage of

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furniture immediately formed; the stores were empty,

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but people speaking in - modern people were not

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burdened with the problem of a shortage of furniture;

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life itself seemed to be becoming completely

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different;

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in 1957, an international

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festival of youth and students was held in Moscow;

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for the first time, Soviet people

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communicated en masse with foreigners; from the

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fragmentary information they received, they

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put together a bright picture of a different life; a

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new subculture of

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dudes with their own ideas appeared in the country about the

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luxurious life they listened to jazz,

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danced boogie-woogie and rock and roll for

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incredible money, got records of

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Benny Goodman

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and Duke Ellington,

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Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly to become

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the wold by the time,

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after all, besides the hooligans, the detainee and

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others were Krishna,

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what a hairstyle, checkered jackets with

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wide shoulders and bright incredible

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colors, narrow ties, short

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trousers, pipes and bright socks and boots with

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semolina, homemade white rubber

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soles, all these things were not sold in stores,

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they could either be bought from

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speculators or sewn from tailors for a little less money,

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there weren’t many dudes and they were too

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young, a

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chic, middle-aged Soviet woman in the

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late 60s knew the name Coco Chanel and

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appreciated laconic lines, or she

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closely followed fashion in

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foreign magazines;

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they weren’t on open sale; they got them through

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special channels;

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fashion goods

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climb lenovo and dresses and suits

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elastic stockings pumps stiletto heels

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and mohair scarves

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and also in the life of the Soviet man came

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this was what our small water one was like,

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which was also expensive to have, this is

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our balloon, I was also considered such a

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big chic,

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this is such a thing thin fabric that does not

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allow moisture to pass through

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without lining, a raincoat that is simply

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practically nothing fun and, to be

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honest, does not look very good,

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but nevertheless, this raincoat will start to

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be very fashionable, an international festival

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brought the

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fashion for jeans to the USSR 60 before and after

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jeans were extremely fashionable and expensive and a

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scarce product, despite the fact that in ordinary

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stores there were none at all, jeans

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were sold only in birches, stores with

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that name opened in the sixties,

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foreign goods could be bought

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either for foreign currency

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or on a check from the Foreign Trade Bank, and

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only foreigners could pay;

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only those Soviet ones received compartments citizens

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who worked abroad,

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some bought checks from friends or on the

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black market, but in this case the person

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took a big risk. Dad, when she went to

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work in Afghanistan, worked in Afghanistan for many years, five years, of course we

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received checks and naturally, I kind of

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asked my dad, I bought them too something in the

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Chicago store, not me, of course, dad,

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because they checked it a couple of times, I got caught,

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so that’s where it was

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built then, as if they were checking in ordinary

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stores for ordinary people, jeans

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could not appear, in principle, blue

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American cotton pants

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were equated with an ideological weapon,

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but the Soviet young people wanted to

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get jeans at all

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costs, they cost about 100 rubles,

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maybe even more, branded jeans

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with a student scholarship of 35 rubles,

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and with parents’ salaries, well, at

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best there are 120,150 rubles, so

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asking dad for 122 for jeans was

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like... it’s impossible at that time the

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companies were listed and Levi’s in Rambler,

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the most advanced ones knew about Montana, but

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still, jeans were a sign of cool

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only among young people; the

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real measure of Soviet chic in the

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sixties was owning your own

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car

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in the mid-sixties, a Muscovite 403

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cost 3,600 rubles, the price of a Volga gas- 21 5600

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rubles it was the car that primarily

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indicated social status, you may

00:20:09

not know anything about the person, but if he

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came by car, then this person is already

00:20:15

worth something, even if you had money, it

00:20:19

was impossible to buy a car

00:20:21

like now by going to the store 60 you had to

00:20:25

get special permissions then

00:20:27

sign up in line

00:20:28

to stand in it for a considerable time and only

00:20:31

then get behind the wheel of your own cars

00:20:34

was another way Soviet underground

00:20:38

rich people bought up lottery tickets for

00:20:41

three or four prices from those who won a

00:20:43

car in the lottery

00:20:46

car by mother this is, if you can

00:20:49

call it, Muscovites scary I dreamed of having

00:20:52

a car because what a super dream of a

00:20:54

Soviet person a

00:20:55

car a car is not even an apartment a car

00:21:01

here is a map or it was guaranteed to be in

00:21:06

line even after a hundred years and I

00:21:14

finally got it I was already working for a job at the

00:21:19

Ministry of Culture I received some kind of

00:21:21

salary

00:21:22

80 rubles I received like this that it was very

00:21:25

powerfully provided with a salary, so I decided to

00:21:31

buy typewriters, you can’t buy it, you

00:21:34

just needed a decision from the government and

00:21:37

it’s warm where my visit was the deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers, he was

00:21:41

in charge of the distribution of these

00:21:43

machines and write a statement there, I’ll write what

00:21:46

you need there and what you need from the

00:21:49

composers’ union so they support

00:21:51

that they

00:21:54

will sign up for a big illness if there is no car, it all

00:21:58

depends, it will go to B-flat

00:22:00

for creative things, it’s

00:22:04

absolutely [ __ ], but I wrote this statement,

00:22:07

I waited for six months while this car

00:22:11

had to come to order holes from

00:22:15

this plant to the plant low-power

00:22:17

huge tan union in the sixties there were such

00:22:21

people, they were later called the sixties,

00:22:24

they believed that Soviet society was

00:22:26

able to forever get rid of everything

00:22:29

bad in itself and finally live

00:22:32

like a human being,

00:22:33

for this you just need to show the Soviet

00:22:36

people another way,

00:22:38

the cult of things always begins

00:22:40

when the cult of ideas ceases to be of interest

00:22:44

the seventies, it became clear that the road

00:22:47

that the sixties walked led to

00:22:50

nowhere and communism,

00:22:52

like a bright prospect, moved away as we

00:22:56

approached it, everyone understood this and

00:22:59

began to surround themselves with things like a cocoon,

00:23:03

the main thing and it became not what you do, but

00:23:07

how much you earn, that became

00:23:09

important and furnishings became

00:23:20

the seventies people

00:23:23

felt a taste for shopping; they were

00:23:25

not afraid of empty stores; the motto of the

00:23:29

coming decades is to

00:23:31

live beautifully; you cannot forbid the

00:23:33

credo of the new Soviet man

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Каждый человек имеет довольно ясное представление о том, как в идеале должна выглядеть его жизнь - в смысле окружающих вещей, антуража. Мечтая, начинаем с покупки хорошей квартиры, понятно что в приличном районе и в качественном доме. Особо изощренные мечтатели эту квартиру ремонтируют и обставляют - процесс нелегкий, проходит в мучительных спорах с самим собой... В одежде какой марки будем выходить в люди, что будем считать для себя приличным автомобилем... Дело за малым - заработать достаточно денег или выиграть в лотерею, а может получить наследство... Какой была жизнь сливок общества во времена Советского Союза? Представления советского человека о благополучии почти такие же, как и сегодняшнего: хорошая квартира, надёжная машина, красивые одежды и ужины в дорогом ресторане. Кто мог себе позволить всю эту роскошь в СССР? Россия, МТРК "Мир"

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