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Posted: 2 years ago by suebe:
Amazing translation into engrish. I remember the blackout well. It was pretty bad in NYC. Luckily, I was only inconvenienced, not impacted by the rampant crime.
In streets of Moscow there were no mass frays, Muscovites were not launched to plunder shops and to set fire to the whole quarters, and militiamen did not shoot on passers-by.
Glad they were more civilized than some New Yorkers were 30 years ago.
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Posted: 2 years ago by Jon77:
May be more civilized theire made 30 years later preiod and other economy situation
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Posted: 2 years ago by DerAlt1:
I was just leaving work in midtown Manhatten in 1965 when it happened. There was not much crime as I remember. People treated it like a big lark with lots of candles in restaurants and partying everywhere.
I eventually managed to get home to Westchester by busing it to New Jersey and having a buddy drive me home. Overall it was a ball. The birth rate went up considerably on the nine month anniversary of the event. :D
Not so in 1977. It happened later in the evening and looting was bad. Totally different atmosphere.
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Posted: 2 years ago by Bandit:
« Jon77 : May be more civilized theire made 30 years later preiod and other economy situation What?
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Posted: 2 years ago by Jon77:
I wished to tell, that 30 years later in the Moscow people are more civilized have apprehended the blackout also economic situation another than in 1977
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Posted: 2 years ago by DrNothing:
They didn't mention the 'Son of Samlovitch'!??
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