ah sweet, there it is... thanks for editing that in.
a genuine googly piece of history... I am delighted!
that page looks particularly well arranged to me as well :D
P.S.: I googly translated part of that googly page
If you think about it, indeed, when expropriating the expropriators, destroying the power of bankers and capitalists, the people were freed from thoughts on how to increase the ruble, invest one, and get three, how to give loans to which the more greedy wringer overwhelmed you, where go to buy at a discount and stock. The trading low side was discarded, the necessary minimum standard of living was often provided, and you could allow yourself to comprehensively develop your personality, dream, read books, engage in creative work in your free time, and increase the level of education for free. People lost their oppression of incessant thoughts about money, survival, the threat of loss of housing, work, poisoning of poor-quality food by clever traders. What a hellish burden fell from the shoulders of people, what freedom has opened up Not for expressing my Freudian animality, not for the evil grumbling of the dissatisfied under all regimes, but for a bright and truly human, for naive joy and purity - without trampling by crooks, cynics, thieves and robbers. “The childhood of a Soviet man began to crumble with the advent of the Khrushchev Thaw, with an increase in diverse needs that mass production could not keep up with. And this was the beginning of the end. And today the people are preoccupied, alarmed, confused, ill-educated by their poor education, driven into their lusts, tantrums and the stray of freedom. At the same time, many boldly flaunt their monstrous viciousness as a sign of success.
and I approve of that message!
nice context to feature those #googlyeyes in!
RE: 'soviet people: amateur portraits' - my book design