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The Soviet Union, actually.

Да здравствует Советский Союз и его память!

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Leaders and representatives across the world pay their respects to Comrade Stalin at his lying-in-state, March 6-9, 1953.

Короткий ролик, що передає атмосферу гри «Night Record: Thin Walls» — психологічного хорору, заснованого на реальних подіях, дія якого розгортається в пострадянську епоху.
У грі робиться акцент не на раптові лякаючі моменти, а на реалістичні локації, тиху напругу та ледь вловиме відчуття тривоги.
Місце, де спочатку все здається нормальним — доки це не перестає бути так.

Якщо вас зацікавило — не забудьте додати гру до списку бажаного.

A first edition of a pivotal and controversial work by the Soviet psychiatrist and pedagogue Aron Zalkind, reflecting the radical debates on sexuality, family, and morality during the New Economic Policy (NEP) era of the 1920s. This collection of articles advocates for a scientific, collectivist approach to sexual life, aligning with the early Soviet project of transforming all aspects of private existence. Published with a substantial print run, the book was widely discussed before the Stalinist consolidation of conservative family policies in the 1930s. Zalkind's ideas were later condemned as "vulgar sociologism." This edition is a significant primary source for understanding the history of sexuality, social hygiene, and ideological shifts in early Soviet Era.

Many claim that Mao split from USSR was because of Khruschev denunciation of Stalin and liberalisation but Mao did support the XX congress of CPSU (see https://www.massline.org/SingleSpark/Stalin/StalinMaoEval.htm) Where the soviets correct in the sino soviet split?
Poster above says "The printed Mao-chine gun: instead of ammunition - it's poisonous quotes",

There are countless movies, books, documentaries, and memoirs about NASA and the Space Race from the American perspective. But I'm curious if anyone had any sources from the Soviet perspective.