ah okay. I was thinking of interviewing one of my parents who also lived there but i wanted to see how common it is here on the site. also the interview idea is kinda stupid since there are literal countries out there full of soviet citizens 💀
anyway. i have three questions that you can answer as briefly as you want: I was wondering how having older people in your family grow up there influence(or didn't lol) your views on the USSR/communism, do you think you gained some information from the familial relation that you wouldn't have gained otherwise, and have you ever traveled to a former soviet country because of the link?
One time before 2010 one of my dad's old buds invited him over for some contract work (my dad's currently dead, but I suspect he wasn't allowed to do this under US law) and I got to hang out in Moscow for a few weeks and went to a rural location. I got to meet many cousins and they all kept trying to practice English on me instead of letting me practice Russian.
do you speak russian, if you don't mind me asking
barely lol
ah okay. I was thinking of interviewing one of my parents who also lived there but i wanted to see how common it is here on the site. also the interview idea is kinda stupid since there are literal countries out there full of soviet citizens 💀
anyway. i have three questions that you can answer as briefly as you want: I was wondering how having older people in your family grow up there influence(or didn't lol) your views on the USSR/communism, do you think you gained some information from the familial relation that you wouldn't have gained otherwise, and have you ever traveled to a former soviet country because of the link?
One time before 2010 one of my dad's old buds invited him over for some contract work (my dad's currently dead, but I suspect he wasn't allowed to do this under US law) and I got to hang out in Moscow for a few weeks and went to a rural location. I got to meet many cousins and they all kept trying to practice English on me instead of letting me practice Russian.