The 70s. Soviet Union.
The 20s. Russia.
Symbols I went to school by bus, metro and on foot alone from the third grade. Encountering many suyochat kiosks along the way, one of them was my favorite. First, because they sold guns with caps there. And then - because there were huge blisters with tags in the window. I remember the "Sports" series, where the Olympic pictograms were lumped in small enamel circles. "Cities" series, where in horizontal ellipses with a miniature compass rose are Kremlins and monuments of megacities. "cars". "Ships" you could freeze in front of the window and stare, stare, stare! Nadis, at the press kiosk, I suddenly noticed familiar blisters. Bah! What's up?! What are today's boys frozen to?! awake again? bridges? Ice breakers? Robots? The heroes of the Northern Military District? not. saints Furthermore, there are many holes. I mean, popular. Those who looked at the ships destroyed the country. Will apologists gather saints? Grandfather's Eyewitness Guide to the Soviet Union.