At the request of Samizdat, the secular observer of the Kommersant newspaper Evgeny Milov recalls heroin chic in Russia. What he was in her native Kaliningrad and that the witness of the era from the midst of the "golden youth" of the nineties in Moscow remembers. About schoolgirls with pupils to the point, the life of bohemia and young entrepreneurs, gold watches in exchange for a dose and universal equality of the inhabitants of ruins in front of the dealer.

Samizdat continues to publish deciphering the best podcasts of the Glagolev FM radio for those who like to read. This time we publish a fresh release of the Blue velvet podcast, which is conducted by political scientist and journalist Yegor Sennikov.

As part of the study dedicated to Heroine, Samizdat studied how famous Western celebrities fell into heroine addiction, coped with her and were able to somehow rebuild their new media image around their victory. We tell the stories of the actors of Robert Dauni Jr., Angelina Jolie, Samuel L. Jackson, models Kate Moss and musician Pia Portyrty. In May 1996, the neighbor Robert Dauni Jr.

It is customary to associate heroin with rock music, brown and any other genre, but not with rapp. In different years, hip-hop performers read about Crake, grass, MDMA and even Xanax, but not about the heroine, about which consensus seemed to be entrenched in this industry.

The third chapter of the Heroin study in Russia is devoted to how drugs existed in a bohemian and near -cultural environment. We asked the opening text for her to write a journalist Anna Narinskaya, who, in her youth, watched the “screw” and “Jeff” in her youth, captivated poets, hippies and musicians, and participated in more than one Seychena to conclude that hatred of drug addiction and drugs hides the wrong emotions and human qualities, as it usually seems.