Lilita Bogachkova: Why was the order from Tallinn obeyed immediately in Soviet times?
Stalin summons Gorky.
-Maksim Alekseyevich, you once wrote the novel Mother. Times have changed, isn't it time to think about the novel Father?
- You know, Comrade Stalin, I'm very busy at the Writers' Union at the moment, I'm preparing for the publication of the book "The Great Recasting". I will of course try to find the time.
- Try, Maxim Alekseyevich, try. It's not a torture to try. Right, Comrade Beria?
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Why was the order from Tallinn obeyed immediately in Soviet times?
Stalin summons Gorky.
-Maksim Alekseyevich, you once wrote the novel Mother. Times have changed, isn't it time to think about the novel Father?
- You know, Comrade Stalin, I'm very busy at the Writers' Union at the moment, I'm preparing for the publication of the book "The Great Recasting". I will of course try to find the time.
- Try, Maxim Alekseyevich, try. It's not a torture to try. Right, Comrade Beria?
After the holidays, two mates meet up.
- Hi, why are you so frowny with a black eye?
- I got in a fight over the woman I love.
- Whoa! Who with?
- My wife.
Calling mother at work, USSR, 1970s
On 1 April, many grey-haired but joyful people came out of Comrade Stalin's office.
Remember, a good joke is one after which you don't get caught up!)
I don't know if it's from contact here or contact here)
just looked at the same thing there )