The author posted a question in Society, Politics, Media
Why in the USSR everyone was equal and people and officials and ate from the same store, drove on the same road? and got a better answer
Response from Колыван Поджопников[+++++]
Nonsense. The stratification still was, and about all together - so it comes from centuries-old history of Russia, the communality of its social system. In Russia only the richest separated from society and lived separately, and the most marginal, and so, according to the majority, in Russia everyone has always lived together - and more or less rich and relatively poor?
Response from 0[+++++]
Nonsense. The stratification was all the same and about all together - so it comes from the centuries-old history of Russia from the communality of its social system. In Russia only the richest separated from society and lived separately and the most marginal while in Russia everybody always lived together - both more or less rich and relatively poor.
Nonsense. The stratification was all the same and about all together - so it comes from the centuries-old history of Russia from the communality of its social system. In Russia only the richest separated from society and lived separately and the most marginal while in Russia everybody always lived together - both more or less rich and relatively poor.
Response from 0[+++++]
Hee hee!
Hee hee!
Response from 0[+++++]
Do you really think Stalin stood in line for doctor's sausage?
Do you really think Stalin stood in line for doctor's sausage?
Response from 0[+++++]
Nothing of the sort. There were special dispensers.
Nothing of the sort. There were special dispensers.
Response from 0[+++++]
Because it's a transformer station.
Because it's a transformer station.
Response from 0[+++++]
It's obvious you have a very vague idea of life in the USSR. I lived then and I really know what it was like.
It's obvious you have a very vague idea of life in the USSR. I lived then and I really know what it was like.
Response from 0[+++++]
Now they're going to start screaming about overzealous bureaucrats, but in the USSR miners and steelworkers had more privileges and wages.
Now they're going to start screaming about overzealous bureaucrats, but in the USSR miners and steelworkers had more privileges and wages.
Response from 0[+++++]
When buying an expensive car or a house in the USSR a person had to explain the origin of the money.
When buying an expensive car or a house in the USSR a person had to explain the origin of the money.
Response from 0[+++++]
what year were you born?
what year were you born?
Response from 0[+++++]
There were stores and special rations. And some did ride in transport. But not by themselves but by family members. I was told that the wife of governor of Krasnoyarsk was a university lecturer and bus driver. And even in the early 90s there was still such a thing.
There were stores and special rations. And some did ride in transport. But not by themselves but by family members. I was told that the wife of governor of Krasnoyarsk was a university lecturer and bus driver. And even in the early 90s there was still such a thing.
Response from 0[+++++]
You naive man: even in the narrow circle of some production there were the main ploughmen, and the top in the form of the three of them leading and directing. I can assure you that they did not eat from the stores, where the common people crowded in queues, trampling each other's bellies. And in coupon time there is no comparison.
You naive man: even in the narrow circle of some production there were the main ploughmen, and the top in the form of the three of them leading and directing. I can assure you that they did not eat from the stores, where the common people crowded in queues, trampling each other's bellies. And in coupon time there is no comparison.
Response from 0[+++++]
The USSR was so recent, and already fairy tales and myths about it run rampant
The USSR was so recent, and already fairy tales and myths about it run rampant
Response from 0[+++++]
Oh pistezh! Though not without its positive points!
Oh pistezh! Though not without its positive points!