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I assume you mostly talk to expatriates - the sentiment in Russia is generally strongly nostalgic, and the majority are buying into Putin's promise to "make Rus
by madaxe_again 11y ago
I assume you mostly talk to expatriates - the sentiment in Russia is generally strongly nostalgic, and the majority are buying into Putin's promise to "make Russia great again" (I transliterate but you get my point).
I was in volgograd not long ago, the locals now exclusively call is stalingrad once more, they were playing the communist international up by rossiya-matushka, people were crying and singing along, young and old.
In astrakhan they're flying the hammer and sickle above government buildings, along with the tricolor.
Did it ever even go away?
- guard-of-terra 11y ago"I was in volgograd not long ago, the locals now exclusively call is stalingrad once more" Ditto, but never heard this even once. Just to add perspective. Soviet sentiment is strong among Russians which is even more bizzare considering that Russians (as opposed to other Soviet nationalities) were the bulk victims of most Soviet mistreatment.