The Soviet Union wasn't so closed - it wasn't North Korea. It was a practical system. People were creative and industrious, so if they wanted to see Western TV programs, they would invent a way to do so. It's strange in a way. There was an official truth, and there was daily life.
In the mid-1980s, however, the Estonian TV programmers came up with a clever idea: they asked Moscow for millions of rubles to make propaganda in Est… - Jaak Kilmi
In the mid-1980s, however, the Estonian TV programmers came up with a clever idea: they asked Moscow for millions of rubles to make propaganda in Est…
- Jaak Kilmi
The Soviet Union wasn't so closed - it wasn't North Korea. It was a practical system. People were creative and industrious, so if they wanted to see … - Jaak Kilmi
The Soviet Union wasn't so closed - it wasn't North Korea. It was a practical system. People were creative and industrious, so if they wanted to see …
In Northern Estonia, the Soviet authorities didn't have a recipe on how to fight against the popularity of Finnish TV. Audiences didn't want to watch… - Jaak Kilmi
In Northern Estonia, the Soviet authorities didn't have a recipe on how to fight against the popularity of Finnish TV. Audiences didn't want to watch…
Working under the Soviet system made you very paranoid - people were afraid of everything - and this paranoia is still in people's minds. - Jaak Kilmi
Working under the Soviet system made you very paranoid - people were afraid of everything - and this paranoia is still in people's minds.
My childhood in the Soviet Union was not terrible, it was very joyful. - Jaak Kilmi
My childhood in the Soviet Union was not terrible, it was very joyful.
Life under the Soviet system was often funny, absurd really, especially for children. - Jaak Kilmi
Life under the Soviet system was often funny, absurd really, especially for children.
It was life under the Soviet system - we were struggling with every big problem. Publicly, my parents had to queue up to buy food, but were able to l… - Jaak Kilmi
It was life under the Soviet system - we were struggling with every big problem. Publicly, my parents had to queue up to buy food, but were able to l…
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