>clueless of what is going to happen in 3 years

@rgcbeamng

24 күн бұрын

what

@dominikpapryka4042

24 күн бұрын

@@rgcbeamng guess

@rgcbeamng

24 күн бұрын

@@dominikpapryka4042 idk

@dominikpapryka4042

24 күн бұрын

@@rgcbeamng google „what happened to the ussr in 1991” and you’ll get the answer.

@AngelshotKing

24 күн бұрын

@@rgcbeamngbreak up of Soviet union

I’m English and was in Moscow in 1987. What I remember was ‘trying’ to spend 48 Roubles! I had sold a pair of Levi jeans and U2 t-shirts. I ended up buying 6 bottles of Russian champagne in hotel’s rouble bar on the last night, just to get rid. An American guy in our hotel had 120 roubles in his possession. God only if he spent them in time. Probably treated half of Moscow to free ice cream or ended up binning the notes at Sheremetevo!…..

@user-bx3xg5nf6s

7 күн бұрын

@@garyfoley946 it is how USA and American cheat all world and humankind ! You manipulate with currency and cheat rest of all world

@mrs2691

6 күн бұрын

Ya even in the mid 90s you weren’t allowed to leave Russia with rubles. Most places at that time gladly accepted dollars. Basically you only exchanged what you needed

Moscow Metro Design until now is remarkable.

@minhng7208

26 күн бұрын

Stalin and the team’s work

@ivanexell-uz4mv

26 күн бұрын

@@minhng7208off the backs of hungry and tired workers

@minhng7208

26 күн бұрын

@@ivanexell-uz4mv that is just disinformation from the capitalist west. It was his team’s policies that ended hundreds of years of regular famines, plus sabotage, sanctions, destructions from the imperialist collective west (which included Japan) after 1917. The metrolines were built in the 30s, after backward Russia rose from the ashes of the civil war and the invasion of 14 powerful imperialist countries. Communism is “evil” one always has to do something to discredit it.

@hawaii5078

25 күн бұрын

@@ivanexell-uz4mvnah that’s just any capitalist contry

@max_liberty0

24 күн бұрын

​@@ivanexell-uz4mv они всё равно жили лучше чем до этого, и лучше чем некоторых индустриальных странах того времени

I was living in Moscow in 1988 , I miss it so much .

@glengamble526

11 ай бұрын

Even now…?

@SMajid2138

11 ай бұрын

@@glengamble526 even now

@blankpage555

11 ай бұрын

even now?

@Oberschutzee

11 ай бұрын

ruzzian pig?@pocaujmniewdupepocaujmniew5128

@MarkEliasGrant

11 ай бұрын

It's just as much a dictatorship as it was then. Nothing to miss.

balalaika bear haunts my nightmares

@Weareheretogether123

26 күн бұрын

he wants to share his vodka with you

@Sasario_no_niklink

22 күн бұрын

Нет он никогда не отдаст свою водку​@@Weareheretogether123

@TF2Scout..

6 күн бұрын

Lmao

The pitch bend is crazy! I love it.

@Astral-Sine-Techno

2 күн бұрын

In Soviet Russia you don't bend the pitch. Pitch bends you. (So stupid I know, but I had to get one in before I die)

@HunterShows

Күн бұрын

@@Astral-Sine-Techno In Soviet Russia, you do not make documentary about country. Country make documentary about YOU.

@Arthur.H.Studio

Күн бұрын

@@HunterShows 😅

Then Soviet Architecture was also adapted in Modern Architecture due to it's minimalistic design and easily to build and one of the example is the modern house.

@nobilesnovushomo58

13 күн бұрын

Quite a twist how it became quintessentially capitalist for a class that just needed something built cheaply for worker drones, while old capitalist class architecture felt owned and made a statement that was owned by owners through richly ornate facades and internal design. 1890s NYC v 2020s NYC. Broadstreet before and After on Ribbit.

@CrayonEater2003

5 күн бұрын

I'm fairly certain that Brezhnev-era apartments (unofficially referred to as Brezhnevki) are still built in Russia all the time.

@drunklorry3406

4 сағат бұрын

Soviet Architecture was in its turn adopted from the French architector named Le Corbusier

I guess the 80s was loved by everyone, even US and USSR would agree to that. Edit: woah after reading all of the comments. I was waaaay wrong. Sorry guys

@stuartwray6175

Ай бұрын

Massive unemployment in parts of the UK. Things began to improve in the second half of the 1990s.

@GS02

28 күн бұрын

@@stuartwray6175Here in Brazil the 80s were known as the lost decade. Transition to democracy, debts, economic crisis, hyperinflation etc.

@oooshafiqooo

28 күн бұрын

@@stuartwray6175 things began to fail in Asia in late 90s

@stuartwray6175

28 күн бұрын

@@oooshafiqooo 1997 Asian financial crisis

@oooshafiqooo

28 күн бұрын

@@stuartwray6175 exactly

I love documentaries from the old days, no matter the subject. I watched one last week about turpentine distillation in the 1950's. It was fascinating to see how they did it. I'm glad I found your channel, you seem to have a lot of very cool material like that. Cheers, friend! ✌️

My granma visited this when she was still an economic director here in the Philippines. I am fascinated with anything Russian. Hoping to visit it too

@Sibyltec

3 күн бұрын

My Grandma is from Moscow and worked as an economist for the Soviet government’s fat industry. We both live in New York now, but I am watching this video to get a picture of what life was like for her during this time.

@Sibyltec

3 күн бұрын

She also used to travel a lot to places like Syria and China for her work, and has pictures of herself in Allepo before it was destroyed.

@SovietSunrise

2 күн бұрын

“Fat Industry”? What?

A wonderful historical coverage video and valuable historical memories about (Moscow)in former Soviet prospective...(Mike Guardia) channel always sharing excellent documentaries....thank you for sharing ....

what entire world think russia is 0:13

@user-dn8wv5ok3i

26 күн бұрын

Не хватает водки и пятидесятиградусного мороза

@Rusich15335

23 күн бұрын

Уес, му амегысаи ьготнег, ьо уоц шаит то Ьгыик соме Водка?

@user-it5df7kq2w

22 күн бұрын

@@Rusich15335 ЙЕС МА АМЕРИКАН ФРОЙНД Ю ФЫНК РАЙТ

@penguinlim

11 күн бұрын

​@@Rusich15335ues mu amyegysai 'gotnyeg 'o uots shait to 'gyik somye vodka

0:53, the only man in the US that knows how to name the Anglicised version of 'Moscow'.

@michealkelliher8428

25 күн бұрын

Absolutely 😅😂

@Herner_Werzog

22 күн бұрын

What does this mean?

@Davvvogg_

22 күн бұрын

@@Herner_Werzogthe real Russian name of Moscow is Moskva

@Herner_Werzog

22 күн бұрын

@@Davvvogg_ But- Moscow is already an anglicized version.

@mktriton333

20 күн бұрын

@@Herner_Werzogi think he meant romanized. москва -> moskva

Good video Mike 👍

looks like a fever dream

@ennuied

10 күн бұрын

it was and it has ended

@Downverse

4 күн бұрын

@@ennuiedstop yapping

@DaniG.German883

Сағат бұрын

@@Downversestop dreaming

What an amazing city Moscow was. This video is time capsule.

I’m American but I really want to visit Russia someday

@Tollphys

26 күн бұрын

Не надо, пожалуйста.

@user-dn8wv5ok3i

26 күн бұрын

@@Tollphys, поч

@user-dn8wv5ok3i

26 күн бұрын

Всегда рады гостям !

@ZOV_Ebat_Azov3333

26 күн бұрын

​@@Tollphysочередной либерашка?

@worldsgreatestdude1784

26 күн бұрын

@@Tollphyswhy? I’ve always been fascinated by former eastern block countries, especially Russia.

The USSR had been bleeding since 1956. Two years after this video was shot, it died.

@Sibyltec

3 күн бұрын

what changed in 1956? I thought the Soviet Union died in most part due to the Afghanistan war and poor combined with economic policies

@Sibyltec

3 күн бұрын

what changed in 1956? I thought the Soviet Union died in most part due to the Afghanistan war and poor combined with economic policies

@SMGJohn

2 күн бұрын

@@Sibyltec Gorbachev restored capitalism, the rest is history. 1956 is when the Krushchev took power and ventured on a long road of quite frankly anti-Communist policies.

@HunterShows

Күн бұрын

@@Sibyltec It died because they stopped holding a gun to everyone's head to be in it. And that's all it was for decades.

This may be 1988 but the video has the look & feel of something from the 1960s.

@NexusLore

24 күн бұрын

that's because the standards of living of an average USSR citizen was 20 years behind the West

@studytime2570

24 күн бұрын

Not Really. You may feel that from the nature of presentation.

@justacat2

23 күн бұрын

@@NexusLoreisn't that an american documentary? the quality of the audio and the quality of the camera aren't better either to be honest

@reddwarfer999

23 күн бұрын

@@studytime2570 Well that was my point. The whole tone of it felt like something from the 60s rather than the late 80s, as did the rather grainy and 'washed out' look of the video itself.

@user-ll4tk2kn9i

12 күн бұрын

This is because after Lenin and Stalin the USSR was led by idiots

wow this country seems very peaceful and powerful, surely it will remain intact and preserve it's superpower status

The music sounds absolutely insane.

Where do you find these videos?

My grandma was in Moscow on 1988😊

@jdmgang6684

19 күн бұрын

Your grandma is 36?

@KitiShow0

18 күн бұрын

​@@jdmgang6684No, she WAS in Moscow not born in 1988

@jdmgang6684

18 күн бұрын

​@@KitiShow0 I misread that

@Sibyltec

3 күн бұрын

Mine too! Maybe they knew one another lol

Interesting! And very informative for the time.

Excelente video Crack. 👏👏💪💪

@user-up7nb6id1f

26 күн бұрын

Me gusto crack 🫨😬😬

As a Russian, I am proud of my country's past. 👍

@Triceraton

24 күн бұрын

Гордиться особо нечем. Спасибо, что живые

@ЭЛТ

24 күн бұрын

@@Triceraton Кто рот открывать разрешал?

@Triceraton

23 күн бұрын

@@ЭЛТ конституция

@phantom_9914

23 күн бұрын

​@@Triceratonвсегда есть куда расти, когда-нибудь у тебя получится любить, что имеешь.

@GraingyAircraft

21 күн бұрын

It's a thousand year tragedy. There's little to be proud of, mostly just things to be horrified at. The USSR was the golden age, but that's still not saying much.

เรื่องแบบนี้มันต้องอดทนสมัยก่อนนักการเมืองก็โดนประชาชนตำหนิเรื่องงบประมาณไปสร้างถนนมากมายไม่มีรถสักคันวิ่ง ทุกวันนี้ไปที่ไหนก็มีแต่รถยนต์วิ่ง

Hallo from Italy...in russian... spasibo

@Downverse

4 күн бұрын

If you wanna write it in the Russian language you can also write it like, cpacibо!

My parents from the us went to Moscow in late 1990

Really a melancholy thing to watch. The USSR fell and any hope of improvement rather vanished. No reforms, no making right of the many, many past wrongs, just a bunch of bitter, still corrupt, impoverished former republics and a USA with no real pressure from anyone to hold back.

@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns

13 күн бұрын

Russia improved greatly under Putin. Thanks to Western sanctions designed to cripple Russia, Russian economy is now the world's 4th largest on PPP terms.

@Sibyltec

3 күн бұрын

Putin made many reforms after the drunk Yelstin and oligarchs robbed the country. There was only so much he could do. We are still fighting for our power, now in Ukraine in a proxy war against NATO. Making right of past wrongs is not how a country grows. That’s how a country destroys itself. Look at the UK. Has America made right on any wrongs?

@Sibyltec

3 күн бұрын

Also, many people do not wish to move to the US or even go back. My Dad and the entire side of his family recently moved back to Moscow from America. I’m staying in New York because I’d have to do the draft and I don’t want to fight in any war - it’s not something I support. I believe if more and more people refused to fight we can help stop wars. But I do not support Ukraine or NATO or America either, they are no better. I am against most governments today in my own views

@Sibyltec

3 күн бұрын

but if I were to have kids I would move to Russia to raise them there, no way I want modern woke idealogy to destroy and brainwash them like in America

@GraingyAircraft

2 күн бұрын

@@Sibyltec "My Dad and the entire side of his family recently moved back to Moscow from America." Yikes. USA may suck, but going back to _Russia?_ Idk about that one chief. As for Ukraine and NATO, sure, they ain't perfect, but the fact of the matter is that it needs to be proven that wars of conquest aren't something acceptable anymore and not something you can just get away with. Ukraine may not need to win, but Russia certainly needs to lose.

Gorbachev's soviet union should've stayed, he was starting to democratise it and make it more free but then yeltsin got rid of him and russia became a dictatorship again :(

@NoxTheXelor

25 күн бұрын

Горбачев начал убивать весь смысл советской идиологии, сделал очень много ошибок, разорил страну, сделал ужасный дефицит, сильно разоружил страну, поддержал развал Варшавского договора, и это даже не половина. Ельцин тоже правил ужасно, так сказать пропил страну. Лучше жить в как вы называете "диктатуре" но с полными полками в магазинах, регулярными зарплатами, не мизирным ввп чем "демократии" когда товаров на полках нет, во власти одни бандиты, президент пропивает страну и зарпллаты не платят месяцами

@Kulkarni_r

25 күн бұрын

That's the point , with the policies Gorbachev implement Soviet union was tend to break awak. People lose confidence in country because of exposure to prosperous west , otherwise they would have continued well rather then having a turmoil. (Pardon me if there's any mistake I am not native English speaker)​@@NoxTheXelor

@politicalchannel66

25 күн бұрын

Modern Russia economy is smaller then south Korea. Russia not doing well. ​@@NoxTheXelor

@hawaii5078

25 күн бұрын

@@NoxTheXelor Есть ли шанс на то, что произойдет вторая революция? Существуют ли группы, которые все еще пытаются мобилизовать рабочий класс? 1:30

@андрей_свиридов

24 күн бұрын

​@@politicalchannel66 we are most definitely doing pretty good.

As a foreigner it was safeer to visit Moscow back then than today.

@mishaten5548

24 күн бұрын

наверное, именно поэтому, сейчас Москву посещают раз в 100 больше иностранцев, чем в 80-х. С логикой утебя не очень.

@normaluser333

21 күн бұрын

​@@mishaten5548 Travel was less accessible back then

@pratheekbhat6595

9 күн бұрын

​@@mishaten5548 Russian propaganda account

Anyone know what the thing at 1:18 is? Waterslide?

@markhall3165

11 ай бұрын

Ski jumps

They forgot to mention that the USSR lost the finale of the UEFA Europen Football Champinship from the Netherlands in 1988.

@CannelRu

26 күн бұрын

Футбол самое глупое о чём люди думают

@Rusich15335

23 күн бұрын

@@CannelRu Соглашусь

14 күн бұрын

​​Cry about it @@CannelRu

@gliiitched

Күн бұрын

oh my god, that's so important, we must remove this propaganda from the Internet. anyways...

the thumbnail to this is incredibly badass and does not faithfully represent the video. the video is a boring entry-level beginners guide for the everyday average 80s Joe who wants to know what the fuss is about this Russia character.

@zangl2955

2 күн бұрын

Foreal. The thumbnail made me feeel cool. I wanted to be on that street. Walking along glumly and eastgetically. Fuck

It was all fun until some drunk guy ruined it

that looks like a dream

Wow and flutter in the audio is out of hand.

@MarkusGeheim

10 күн бұрын

I noticed 2 different types of wow & flutter here. First on the ambience / music recordings (very heavily) and second one on the final videotape.

Can you post "Alexander Solzhenitsyn: The Homecoming" 1995 Frontline documentary?

Wow the subway looks similar in style to the DPRK subway in Pyongyang.

@ishikawagoemon4397

11 ай бұрын

Well the country architecture was taken inspiration by Russian communist style arts

@artem4ik_ne_graf

23 күн бұрын

СССР помог там в строительстве метро

who tf was using 16mm prints in 1988

@_Cheko_

3 күн бұрын

Stefan Quinth

@DaniG.German883

Сағат бұрын

Poor commies

@n0ah_p1ll0r

Сағат бұрын

@@DaniG.German883 this is an american documentary though

Even the bear was a model citizen.

@user-jb2om7cm8m

9 күн бұрын

The one shredding the flying V guitar looked a lot happier than the one with the muzzle carrying things.

How much do you think was manufactured for image?

Эти вагоны из метро сейчас в Новосибирском метро катаются. Пиздец просто :(

@ippishio

22 күн бұрын

они и в москве остались, всё нормально

@Timsturbs

14 күн бұрын

хорошие вагоны, дверьми можно корову перерубить

@ippishio

14 күн бұрын

@@Timsturbs удобно

@GeoXGD

13 күн бұрын

Вчера видел их на Сокольнической линии, ездят вперемешку с Русичами и Москвой-2020, все с ними нормально

@locksmith2731

17 сағат бұрын

​@@Timsturbsда не пизди, там три атмосферы всего.

The type of film/video tape, background music, narrators voice doesnt = 1988. More like 1978! I wonder if this was created in the 70s and released (or re released) in 1988???

@oleksiikulahin5983

13 күн бұрын

is the existance of gorbachev a joke for you? keep in mind that ussr in general was underdeveloped as hell

@Jameskonigchr

13 күн бұрын

@oleksiikulahin5983 I seen other videos of Moscow from mid and late 1980s. This video/production, the clothes and styles of the people are much older.

@Mechanical_Turk

7 күн бұрын

What background music? And how does an 80s voice sound compared to the 70s? Are you tripping?

Качество звука настолько ужасное, что у меня мурашки по телу пошли и какое-то странное ощущения страха появилось

@mishaten5548

24 күн бұрын

В фильме Астрал, по-моему, была сцена, где "по ту сторону" играл патефон похожим звучанием. Там еще, черт с красной мордой был.

@glebmakarov5

21 күн бұрын

Особенно в начале

@insurgent0257

16 күн бұрын

ощущение, что сейчас аналоговый хоррор начнется, съемка располагает к этому)

roblox oof sound @ 3:37

They are good.

Despite the communism, Russia has always had some pretty damn gorgeous architecture.

Moscow Morning Madness.

@3:09 Even the great? Who is this Even?

@whatismyproblem

25 күн бұрын

He is pronouncing Ivan the Great, just in a really weird way.

@otisreed8799

11 күн бұрын

In the west he’s known as Even Almighty

This is more like 1968, than 1988.

Love Moscow.

A different planet.

Those people really oppressed

@thedictationofallah

19 күн бұрын

You are the oppressed one brainwashed by propaganda. The people look happy

@pjplaysgaming367

11 күн бұрын

⁠​⁠​⁠@@thedictationofallahno tf they weren’t, you can talk to anyone who’s been there in the 80s ( that didn’t visit just moscow) and they will tell you it’s not a pleasant place. i’m pretty sure your the one falling for propaganda.

Where is the Misha magazine

@colonthree

7 күн бұрын

I grew up reading Misha! It was the best for learning English. :3

the only thing i want from the soviets is adless cities

Just to correct it a bit Moscow was taken by Kingdom of Poland, and was under Polish rule for about year long before Napoleon or Hitler failed attempts..btw Today's Russia have 1 of national Bank Holidays dates on ocasion to get rid of Polish occupational forces from Moscow..

@user-uq7io2os3r

11 ай бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/fKuN0seTYMmwmto.html That's how Polish made it to Moscow 👍

@HoBoeBpeM9l

6 ай бұрын

стоит уточнить при каких условиях это произошло.

@ChobeVelyasha

28 күн бұрын

Least nationalist polish guy,forgot warsaw was in russian hands for 300 years xD

@rustr01

28 күн бұрын

LOL, you paid for this occupation of Moscow with your state. Sections of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth go brrrr. But you continue to enjoy the two-year occupation of Moscow ;)

@Atom_gun

27 күн бұрын

Poles trying to claim Lithuanian glory

Moscow never sleeps

Lore of Moscow in 1988 momentum 100

Introduces functions of capitalism and decreases beauracratic/security apparatus while engaged in a cold war. Collapses a few years later. Collapses so hard that the last leader ends up in a pizza hut commercial taking sponsorships from the US. The music is warped btw, not sure why either but contrary to the Western audience's beliefs during the late 1980s Russian music did not sound like horror music.

@otakardoubrava9679

15 күн бұрын

The warped music is probably just a bad recording.

@user-rg6ix2iz6z

13 күн бұрын

@otakardoubrava9679 You should add a note that says that. Viewers are going to assume people that lived in the East have a warped sense of musical taste.

@user-gy1bu9gf8l

8 күн бұрын

Central planning had resulted in the USSR being stagnate industrially in the latter portion of its existence. The liberalization of the 80s was neither immediate nor comprehensive enough to compensate for the shortfalls of central planning. The USSR did not collapse because of (attempted) liberalization, it collapsed because the top-down method of economic coordination that it employed did not produce desirable results.

@user-rg6ix2iz6z

8 күн бұрын

@user-gy1bu9gf8l This is factually incorrect on a multitude of levels. First off a capitalistic economy is naturally going to prioritize the economy itself, and all forms in which it is measured. Up until the 70s the Soviets were directly competing with US GDP growth rates and were outpacing ppp. Secondly the Soviets did reach some form of liberalization as they had been transitioning to a mixed economy, the following decades after making the efforts to implement this, living standards in the former USSR states plummeted below 19th century levels. How do you suppose macroeconomics caused their collapse? Please expand on this. This is a minimal effort response, one could as easily comment and say, "their downfall was directly attributed to not maintaining a command economy, allowing privatized business to take advantage of low risk, non competitive markets" Didn't work because "it didn't produce desirable results" Do you know what's also not conducive to economic growth and QoL, coups in your country, and allowing the private sector to supersede the economy and control basic services and goods that would always have high demand but now doesn't have regulation or even price capping.

@user-gy1bu9gf8l

8 күн бұрын

​@@user-rg6ix2iz6z > Up until the 70s the Soviets were directly competing with US GDP growth rates and were outpacing Of course the Soviets matched the US in terms of growth (never mind that the quality of the growth in the USSR was lower) as the complexity of their economy was lower than the US' to begin with. Another factor behind this growth was oil prices, which propped up the otherwise stagnate Soviet economy. > ppp ppp is a useless metric for a planned economy. Nice try though. > transitioning to a mixed economy Words have meanings. You are using the word "mixed" incorrectly here. At no point (aside from the 20s) was the Soviet economy ever "mixed". > living standards in the former USSR states plummeted below 19th century levels. What you say is laughably false. The only time when the Soviets made any sort of serious attempt at a mixed economy was in the 20s, which resulted in economic stabilization after Lenin's disastrous policy of nationalization left the economy in ruin. > How do you suppose macroeconomics caused their collapse? Very simply the economic situation increasingly become more unsatisfactory for the populace, and so the suppression of their freedoms became all the more glaring (such is beginning to happen in China). > allowing the private sector to supersede the economy and control basic services and goods that would always have high demand but now doesn't have regulation or even price capping. Worked in Poland and the Baltic states where they made a much more comprehensive attempt at liberalization than Russia.

Moscow 1988 is the LAST place u wanna BE.

What the hell is that music

4:38 Soviet Union being a superpower 4 years later: collapse 7:25 I don’t think that plan worked too well

@hazuk6829

24 күн бұрын

and the same going to happen to the USA and a lot worse.

@MercuryTheVexilliologyNerd

23 күн бұрын

the USSR was illegally dismantled by Capitalists, it didn't "collapse"

Distorted in more than one way

This is USSR most advance 👌💪🇷🇺🙌🙌❤️

Not much has changed it seems.

@d3fcon_1

Ай бұрын

It's no more glasnost' here

@FedotDaNeTod

29 күн бұрын

It's hard to tell. Mausoleum not guarded anymore. There's alot political parties, but only one really rules everything. And that party not forbids, but forces all the hell of religions instead and suppress atheism. Army is no longer that important for government as it was. Governmant is not that easy on simple people. But stores and supermarkets are full of food and clothes. No queues.

@user-zv9zc9bc2y

27 күн бұрын

​@@FedotDaNeTodYou can say that there is only one party in Russia,cause others are either too weak to give any competition to United Russia,or are just puppets of United Russia.

@FedotDaNeTod

27 күн бұрын

​@@user-zv9zc9bc2y kinda both. Other parties were supressed in early 00's. And now they just pretending they are real parties because they even stopped to send most strong/famous candidates to presidential election. This was actually started in Yeltsin times, when he fabricated results of 1996 election. So this "President" just improved practice of his predecessor. United Russia isn't real party as well. It's just bunch of persons the dragging any law that President wants through the parliament. United Russia also don't send their candidate on election. Putin always goes as independent candidate.

They still take dumps in a hole in the ground, can’t even imagine how backwards the sewer system and hygiene was back then.

Yagoda Superevent thumbnail

@gliiitched

Күн бұрын

🔥

8:43 broski is NOT the thinker

I ❤ Russia

1:31 что с финляндией?

@user-dn8wv5ok3i

25 күн бұрын

Жизнь потрепала

@kkvv3699

24 күн бұрын

Пропенетрировали

@justacat2

23 күн бұрын

💀

@_Leksander_

23 күн бұрын

Американская география ☕

@Rusich15335

23 күн бұрын

Это жопа мира 👍

I was born in Estonian Soviet Republic. I’ve been to Moscow once in 2007. It was nice actually. Drinking alcohol and smoking was not a problem for us the children. City was many times bigger than my home country. It’s funny how we grew apart over the years. We made new friends with the other countries and Russia became the villain. Nowadays I would not go to the place again. I’ve got no love for these people and their government. Disappointing bunch of liars and traitors. Collective guilt is what they have for all those people they have killed and dreams they have destroyed. One day they fall. Better sooner rather than later

@play_boy7543

2 күн бұрын

Why "villian" isn't sanctioned by China,India Brazil,Chile,Argentina,Africa,and rest of the world?People who live in weat sphere of propaganda lives in different reality for sure

I don't wonder why this "documentary" seems to only show areas of Moscow that were the prerogative of the privileged few or their family and underlings.

for some reason it feels like this video is AI generated, don't know why but it does

@johnnuaxon3

Күн бұрын

Universe is giant quantum computer

Kind of ironic ..there was more freedom in 1988 Moscow than 2023.....anyone imagine Putin out in red square chatting to everyday people like Gorbachev did....its sad to see what Russia has become, and what might of been.

@dipayanroy8300

Ай бұрын

Both Gorbachev and Yeltsin are the most Hated leaders in Russia. Both these guys were out of touch of reality. Just ask anyone in Russia 😂😂😂

@NJ-wb1cz

Ай бұрын

Yeah, and it lead to total destruction and 2 decades of unimaginable suffering for most people in USSR, not just physical but also spiritual and mental, loss of identity, loss of community, loss of meaning of life. Putin is the direct consequence of these mindlessly dogmatic policies and actions that didn't account for the actual human needs and favored theoretical ideologies about what must work

@solarowl88

Ай бұрын

Из Грузии капчуешь?

@kelly_ikir

29 күн бұрын

Мужик, тут люди яйца себе на красной площади прибивают к брусчатке, где ты видишь какую то жуткую несвободу? Если она для тебя измеряется тем, что какой то мужик из власти должен выходить на улицу с кем то поболтать, то мне очень грустно за то, как у тебя нагажено в голове

@FedotDaNeTod

29 күн бұрын

@@dipayanroy8300 and Putin is faithful follower of Gorby and Boris. He just fobids to hate him oficially.

🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩✊⭐✌👍❤😍

Poland was occupying Moscow too.3:37.

Some of those tanks in the military parade are probably in Ukraine right now

Viva la URRSS

I love Moscow the Soviet Union of USSR do you mean is the best❤❤🎉

All is well but the distorted music keeps killing me

The bear in the circus was very symbolic of the state of their fragile union

@user-xy6eg2dd8t

26 күн бұрын

The alliance was strong, but Yeltsin and Gorbachev destroyed it

@dingus6317

26 күн бұрын

@@user-xy6eg2dd8t The people much like the bear are stronger than they know

@MercuryTheVexilliologyNerd

23 күн бұрын

@@dingus6317 the Soviet Union was illegally and undemocratically dismantled by capitalists, the many citizens of all republics democratically voted for the Union to remain, however; Gorbachev, Yeltsin, and many other capitalists influenced by, mainly, Washington D.C., dismantled the Union bringing about the worst period of economic crisis since the civil war - what the western media called "market's springing up due to natures call for the free market" was families selling their entire lives away because they now couldn't afford to live due to the major economic crisis cause by "shock therapy" where essentials to life were now privatized, where all industries were privatized and sold off to whom are now oligarchs in an economic model built for Russia by the US themselves - and with this economic model of profits above all, we have seen the; Russian invasion of Georgia. Russian invasion and meddling in Ukraine. Russian meddling and halting protests in Kazakhstan. Russian paramilitaries influencing right-wing coups. Russia banning the LGBT and left-leaning ideals. Russia has gone far-right much to the appraisal of US companies and government whom WANTED this to happen to justify excessive military spending and the opening of foreign markets to exploit the people of more nations. What you call "strong people" we call "strong government who silence the voices of the working class". Do not comment on us if you don't want to hear the voices of the people you claim to know.

Wow, very modern and no poverty on the streets. People were not rich, but had a stable, simple and mostly happy life ?

Great old video,but I really hate these youtube commenters below.they should get rid of the comments section.

I don't see any of the bad things American propaganda told us about socialism.

@texaswunderkind

9 күн бұрын

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ TROLL BOT WARNING. The Soviet Union was so great, all of its states and those of the Warsaw Pact ran into the arms of NATO to ensure Russia would never be able to enslave them again.

@TwoPyramid

5 күн бұрын

To learn about America, I recommend the show 'Diff'rent Strokes'.

@fsvideos-rc

5 күн бұрын

@@TwoPyramid I love this show, I used to watch it on "Nick at night".

@yowhatsup9909

2 күн бұрын

Because this video is one big propaganda, the same way China does to bring a good light while being a dirty hell hole.

Commie nonsense

It's good for people that the USSR exists no more but i kind of feel bad.

@jedifuture_x8080

6 ай бұрын

It was bad for the poor good for the rich even in communism there are rich and poor you are fooled people

@worthit5064

6 ай бұрын

@@jedifuture_x8080 i prefer socialist structure which is actually most countries trying to adopt.

@liubaayna9559

25 күн бұрын

It was the best country in the world.

@paul_ko

24 күн бұрын

How is it "good" lol

@pelinalwhitestrake3367

20 күн бұрын

@@paul_ko It was still better than modern day Russia. At least in USSR a person feels hope for the wonderous future. In oligarchic Russia, there's only hope that the corrupt government and even more corrupt oligarchs all magically disappear in one day, with people who actually care for the common folk take charge of the country.

La miniatura bro☠️☠️☠️

@Adam778

12 күн бұрын

Es lo mejor

Glory to the empire

Indigenous people in Russian territories like to dance bc dancing is the only thing they are expected to do by the govt

@liubaayna9559

25 күн бұрын

Shoigu is Tuva ingigenous person, the mayor of Moscow Sobianin is Hanty from Siberia, Lavrov is half Armenian, to name the least, most current Russian tycoons and generals belong to many ethnical minorities. Just because you segregate in your own country it should not be so overseas.

@NUSORCA

24 күн бұрын

@@liubaayna9559 oh sht up. where else did the East Asian communists learn the phrase 少數民族載歌載舞? You should know better

@liubaayna9559

24 күн бұрын

@@NUSORCA I am myself minority and I feel happy in my own country, BTW if you want to be understood use common language.

@NUSORCA

14 күн бұрын

@@liubaayna9559 plz keep believing so. Don’t even give it a second thought

I would rather live in 80s USSR than Putins Russia.

@Washingtvn

20 күн бұрын

Both are hell, believe me.

Lenin ❤

I blame the dancing men with balalaikas, their mediocre performance has ruined the union.

4:49 says 1985 not 1988

Gorbachev was a great leader.

@Sped_studios-ov5mq

25 күн бұрын

Bro dissolved a powerful country into 15 different countries and caused many wars

@liubaayna9559

25 күн бұрын

He was American puppet.

@user-vn7xn7qd3p

24 күн бұрын

Нет. В России его ненавидит буквально весь народ. Когда он недавно умер, куча народа радовалась.

@Rusich15335

23 күн бұрын

who destroyed soviet union

Soviet propaganda, glad we were freed from it.

America literally Ruined USSR😢...

@texaswunderkind

9 күн бұрын

The arms race with the U.S. certainly was a factor. However, the Soviet economy was being asked to prop up many satellite states like Cuba, which put a burden on the already struggling economy. The cost of the war in Afghanistan and the nuclear accident at Chernobyl were a factors as well. Mostly, people just wanted out of the communist system. They weren't blind. They could see the economic successes of western European nations and wondered why they also didn't have such luxuries.

@charlemagne9449

9 күн бұрын

​@@texaswunderkind not the people but the elite. people barely knew what capitalism is due to iron curtain. but elite wanted to bring capitalism and live like western elite.

Russia is the best 🇷🇺

"the videos were taken by a young agent from Leningrad his name is Vladimir Putin"