In the seventies I flew to Yoshkar-Ola on a business trip and saw a shack just like this one on the main street. Only the sign was different: "Republican Prosecutor's Office".
granit77: In the seventies, I flew to Yoshkar-Ola on a business trip and saw a shack just like this on the main street. Only the sign was different: "Republican Prosecutor's Office".
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In the seventies, I flew to Yoshkar-Ola on a business trip and saw a shack just like this on the main street. Only the sign was different: "Republican Prosecutor's Office".
Quite a decent town now.
It's quite a decent town now.
They have even recently rebuilt their own Kremlin (stylised as Moscow's).
If only the city's roads were tidied up, you could agree.
I cannot judge about the second Russian component.
Even their Kremlin has been recently rebuilt (stylised as the Moscow one).
If the roads in the city were also tidied up, we could agree.
I cannot judge about the second Russian component.
The component is masculine, sorry.
The problems with roads are mainly in the neighbouring Kirov region (Sanchursky district).
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Who are you talking to?
The component is masculine, sorry.
I can't apologise enough.
The feminine gender of the term also has a right to exist and has been in use for a long time - google it.
Without political correctness and tolerance, there is no way out now ;).
Without political correctness and tolerance, there's no way around it now ;).
That's right...