together with my colleague raul sindic, we found ourselves at a rice farmers’ strike.here on the earth’s floor, and then accompanied the entire protest march. we saw the conditions in good latin american switzerland, where working rice farmers worked 14 hours a day, and they were paid. money and some kind of cardboard coupons, tell me how this differs from feudalism i can’t resist, and how is this so different from workdays in soviet collective farms. and , by the way, zhenya, who left the ussr in 1945 and returned for the first time in the winter of 1957 , knew the soviet order and our deficit very well; i was 10 years old then. they brought several suitcases. look, they brought me soccer balls, boots, jacket, suitcases, and yet in my apartment. leo zhenya received those who were against capitalism because of marxism; there are two versions regarding how zhenya behaved with her guests of one version. she remained in all political discussions on another, so as not to hear what they say loudly. music, but there was and was zhenya took the guitar and sang something about

together with my comrade-in-arms raul sindic, we found ourselves at a rice farmers' strike, beige withhere on the earthen floor, and then accompanied the entire protest march, we saw the conditions where the forest workers worked for 14 hours, and they were paid not with money, but with some kind of cardboard coupons, tell me how this differs from feudalism, here, looking at life that other west, for which the decision is made in the north of america, the russian burning sensation, has moved very, very much to the left, despite the fact that in the ussr she was not even a komsomol member. the klyazma river near tarasovka near moscow, from which banks was zhenya's surname, which was duma before the revolution, the name was well known. her father was a major publisher. and this is a temple in tarasovka, built with the money of those relatives who lived dumnova, whose name is still widely heard, and the moscow theater museum named after vakhrushin is named after one of them. yes, this story began in the moscow metro in forty-four, a group of young foreigners. she 's all wide open, that's

together with my colleague raul sindic, we found ourselves at a rice farmers’ strike.but with some kind of cardboard coupons, tell me how this differs from feudalism, i can’t resist, how was this so different from the labor of the days on soviet collective farms? and, by the way, zhenya, who left the ussr in 1945 and returned for the first time in the winter of 1957, knew our shortages very well. they brought me various things soccer ball, boots, flippers, jacket, boots. in general, several suitcases. and yet in my apartment in buntereo. zhenya accepted those who were against capitalism because of marxism and leninism. there are two versions regarding how zhenya behaved with her guests in one version. she remained with them quite actively , participating in all political discussions on the other, so as not to hear what they were saying , she turned on loud loud music. zhenya took the guitar and sang something about some soldier on the border, but i remembered the katyushas. i remembered the words, look, we haven’t shown you about her apartment yet. now this apartment i