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> While they certainly were dominated and dictated by USSR, neither belonged culturally. Hmm... that seems more like a distinction without a difference. Thoug
by Turing_Machine 4y ago
> While they certainly were dominated and dictated by USSR, neither belonged culturally.
Hmm... that seems more like a distinction without a difference.
Though dominated by Russians (mostly... Stalin was a Georgian), the USSR was made up of over 100 different nationalities with widely varying languages and cultures.
- varjag 4y agoYes and you couldn't use all those fine languages for anything else than attending a folk festival. It was Russian-language monoculture in every aspect of your living (source: lived there). Certainly not so in satellite states. Besides you waved off my examples and these already were enormous cultural distance.