Thread: О тех, кто в России у власти

in the Soviet Union it was problematic and bureacratic to get hold of a flat, or move to a better one.

It was not if you were an immigrant in the Baltics. They got them outside of normal queue - while local people had to live in communal apartments (2 or more families in one apartment) while waiting in queue for ~10 years or so.

Hanna, the "drama" you seem to be fascinated by is, in my opinion, rather overrated. Particulary the "drama" of the 90s. Maybe that's just me and my usual unflappable self but try as I may I can't really visualize anything particularly dramatic about that period. Everyone got on with their lives the way people do.

nulle, has someone double crossed you or have you been shortchanged in some way? what's the matter, dude?