Highly recommend watching this movie to all my friends who ask me “how Russian people feel about what’s going on”. There are English subtitles
Broken Ties – Andrey Loshak’s Movie
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Distressingly familiar to anyone from the States who was against the Vietnam war… But thanks for sharing.
Incidentally, you might want to check out “A Word from Roskomnadzor About This Blog”:
https://therussianreader.com/2022/07/08/roskomnadzor/
It’s a small world after all…
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Yea, a couple of my WP Russian and Ukrainian friends got these Roscomnadzor notices. And thank you for drawing the parallels to the Vietnam War. I didn’t think it was that close. Not sure whether this is discouraging or encouraging..
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