Patriots, where are you from?
On the issue of life on the outskirts and life in general. In some 1979, Uzbeks and Tajiks could be seen exclusively on Red Square and on Gorky Street in ceremonial robes, with gold teeth and wearing orders. Residents of the Caucasian republics generally wore suits, raincoats, coats and white shirts. Nobody thought about them. As far as I remember, there were almost no jokes. I grew up on the pastoral outskirts of Moscow, in Belyaev-Konkovo, where Prigov lived at that time.