Interesting and Humour - page 3897
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But everyone else - 99% - couldn't change their worn-out trousers for free. But to go on holiday with a certain level of comfort, actually for free, was possible for many - this was real.
Realistically, life was more peaceful than it is now, there was confidence in the future. There was no unemployment, everyone could calculate for the rest of their lives what they would and would not be able to do.
. and to buy a car you had to work all your life as a slave and collect money.
One savvy engineer worked without a rest, and four while working drank coffee and filled in the crossword puzzle on Ogonyok magazine.
Not everyone was getting 120p. The commander of a nuclear submarine squadron in Kamchatka got 1500 p, more than the minister. I, then a lieutenant, got 360.
. and to buy a car you had to work all your life as a slave and collect money.
One savvy engineer worked without rest, while four drank coffee and filled in the crossword puzzle in Ogonyok magazine.
Kamchatka was equated to the North. Officers had double pay.
You can't wait for the free ones, Zyuganov is already used up.
You mean that after 17 years of irradiating the country with high frequency waves in the TV FM band, all the grandmothers and grandfathers will no longer vote for Zyuganov - but for GDP?
In that sense you are absolutely right. Zyuganov and the CPRF are no good anymore.
Deciding everything for everyone was too strong a word. There was a planned economy, yes. It had both strengths and weaknesses.
There was no communism, they were defending the country.
Deciding everything for everyone is too strong a word. There was a planned economy, yes. It had both strengths and weaknesses.
Communism was there, though, for a tiny fraction, the upper classes. And who decided? Did you go to elections in those years? What was the point if there was only one candidate standing.
You mean that after 17 years of irradiating the country with high frequency waves in the TV FM band, all the grandmothers and grandfathers will no longer vote for Zyuganov - but for GDP?
In that sense you are absolutely right. Zyuganov and the CRC don't count anymore.