in the west even in my opinion, then they issued some kind of commemorative coin in honor of jaan rokototovas an ugly story, so i won’t talk about the currency traders, the most famous forseller i knew was yuri shmilelich azenshpis, but i didn’t know him as a currency forseller, because he served time under these articles , a total of 17 years, in as a music producer, i already... talked about him, but i didn’t tell him in the context of fartsovka, he told me the most interesting things, because to be honest, i thought that fortsovniks were these irons, they ironed along the old arbat, eh , they ironed along the lines of gum, they ironed in tstsum, in the children's world, and in general in those places where, in fact, foreigners hung out, except for moscow, force workers. we were also in leningrad, in all the port cities, large ones, in those places where foreign tourists were generally taken, foreign tourists, as they said, so yura told me amazing things, because i repeat, i believed that forging workers are those who buy something from foreigners, and he told me that many worked with sai

the currency, it was the eighty-eighth. why i don’t consider currency traders to be traders, the rokototovurrency traders, very famous people who bought foreign currency from foreigners and then resold it, here one nuance is of course very significant, it is necessary to clarify, that the official exchange rate of the ruble to the dollar was set by the state, and it did not have nothing to do with the real situation, that is, then in... while on the black market the dollar was worth much more, that is , i don’t know how much it cost in the fifties, sixties, seventies, but i just remember when and i began working as a journalist, that is, the mid-eighties, a dollar cost 4 rubles on the black market, then 5 rubles and... by the end of the existence of the soviet union, it had already reached 10-15 rubles on the black market. the official exchange rate remained less than the ruble. therefore, naturally , foreigners were very tempted to sell currency in order to be able to buy something for rubles, sell currency on the black market, this was done by currency traders. another thing is that why

the west, even, in my opinion, then they issued some kind of commemorative coin in honor of jaan rokototov currency traders, the most famous forger, whom i knew, it was yuri shmillich aizinshpis, but i didn’t know him as a currency broker, because he served time on these charges, for a total of 17 years; i already talked about him as a music producer. but he didn’t tell it in the context of fartsovka, he told me the most interesting things, because i, frankly speaking, thought that the blackmailers were these irons, they ironed along the old arbat, they ironed along the lines of gum, they ironed in tstsum, in the children’s world, and in general in those places where foreigners actually hung out, except moscow force workers were still in... they bought mostly clothes, that is, jeans, because having jeans in the soviet union was cool, they weren’t for sale, not everyone had them, and if you managed to buy jeans, well in general, you are already a fashionable guy, you could buy belts and watches there, you could dress from head to toe, they were different. the selling groups, the western one