landscape. the industry was formed in the soviet union, by the way, many of the catwalk models of slava zaitsevlready models, they were shapers, because it was impossible not to work in the soviet union, a farce naturally, it was not an official job, so most of the force workers, well , like the majority, all of the force workers, they worked here or here, sometimes they fictitiously just put their work book somewhere. because, of course, the forcings were earned, they rose, like it’s customary to say that it’s very serious money, and a seamstress earned more in a day than at his official place of work, say, in a month, and i don’t know anything at all about seams in the sixties and seventies due to my age, except, perhaps, about one about the seamstress , gamshchiki - this is the lowest level of fartsovka, these are youngsters, somewhere from almost preschool age , elementary school students who exchanged badges for chewing gum, chuin gum, gum, gum, so they were called gamshchiki, not like this these badges that they offered to foreigners were in short supply, they could not be bought, they co

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