
The Village has released a large material of three monologues of residents of St. Petersburg born in 1917 and learned that the peers of the revolution think about the present and when, in their opinion, in Russia it lived best.
- When did Stalin die? Well, a man died-it was still a pity. And so - what kind of disaster? You never know who died. Putin? Such a big person is Putin. Like. It seems to me that the country began to live better. If we used to stand for bread in the line. And now what? We do not starve, especially since I also receive a pension. Pensions were always given on time, there was no to be delayed.
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