A Glance at the Soviet Lifestyle, Captured by Marc Riboud
A singing class, Moscow, 1960s
This is our third post devoted to Marc Riboud, an outstanding French photographer, who traveled extensively throughout the Soviet Union. His images captured an array of everyday life episodes from the lives of the Soviet people.
Museum, Moscow, 1960s
Moscow, 1960s
Moscow, 1960s
Moscow, 1960s
Moscow, 1960s
Moscow, 1960s
Moscow, 1960s
Moscow, 1960s
Moscow, 1960s
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Soviet lifestyle is boring.
No, it is not. You never know when NKVD or KGB appears at your door… makes life interesting, huh?
Another “friend” of your’s Boris?
Yeah pictures of a virgin nation untouched by western exploits. Education was well above the American standard when i showed my mother my 6th grade homework we both laughed because its almost like puzzles for retards. In Russia 5-6 grade taught comprehensive biology and chemistry 7-8 calculus and physics. Here in high school we played charades and put on little plays for English classes how pathetic and sad.
Yeah pictures of a virgin nation untouched by western exploits. Education was well above the American standard when i showed my mother my 6th grade homework we both laughed because its almost like puzzles for retards. In Russia 5-6 grade taught comprehensive biology and chemistry 7-8 calculus and physics. Here in high-school we played charades and put on little plays for English classes how pathetic and sad.
looks like a bad dream .
I love it. the facade is simple. people forced to keep to themselves. no perez hilton would be tolerated.
+1
Good times.
What is wrong with simple? Life is good when it is simple.
Durakam zakon ne pisan!