>clueless of what is going to happen in 3 years

I guess the 80s was loved by everyone, even US and USSR would agree to that.

Gorbachev's soviet union should've stayed, he was starting to democratise it and make it more free but then yeltsin got rid of him and russia became a dictatorship again :(

I’m American but I really want to visit Russia someday

I was living in Moscow in 1988 , I miss it so much .

I’m English and was in Moscow in 1987. What I remember was ‘trying’ to spend 48 Roubles! I had sold a pair of Levi jeans and U2 t-shirts. I ended up buying 6 bottles of Russian champagne in hotel’s rouble bar on the last night, just to get rid. An American guy in our hotel had 120 roubles in his possession. God only if he spent them in time. Probably treated half of Moscow to free ice cream or ended up binning the notes at Sheremetevo!…..

Moscow Metro Design until now is remarkable.

The USSR had been bleeding since 1956. Two years after this video was shot, it died.

Some of those tanks in the military parade are probably in Ukraine right now

Then Soviet Architecture was also adapted in Modern Architecture due to it's minimalistic design and easily to build and one of the example is the modern house.

balalaika bear haunts my nightmares

The pitch bend is crazy! I love it.

My granma visited this when she was still an economic director here in the Philippines. I am fascinated with anything Russian. Hoping to visit it too

I love documentaries from the old days, no matter the subject.

A wonderful historical coverage video and valuable historical memories about (Moscow)in former Soviet prospective...(Mike Guardia) channel always sharing excellent documentaries....thank you for sharing ....

what entire world think russia is

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Good video Mike 👍

looks like a fever dream

What an amazing city Moscow was. This video is time capsule.