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You did not start a store in the USSR, period. That was one out a few countries where all business was tightly state-owned. You could grow some radishes and s
by guard-of-terra 10y ago
You did not start a store in the USSR, period.
That was one out a few countries where all business was tightly state-owned.
You could grow some radishes and sell them at farmer's market, but that's it.
- pastProlog 10y agoThis is just false. All business in the USSR was not tightly state owned. Yes, the "commanding heights" of the economy were. You're claiming Kiev had no privately owned stores? Like many people here you're talking about a subject you don't know much about.
- guard-of-terra 10y agoI've not been to Soviet Kiev, but yeah, I'm claiming that Late Soviet Moscow had no privately owned stores. I would be very interested to read about these if they existed. First ones began to appear around 1987 I think in the form of КООП.