The integral looks like a saxophone

"Early cold dark in the morning of November 18, 1975, we arrived at the Leningrad Pulkovo Airport ...
According to pink visa visas, we were missed in a neutral strip, where the Soviet Union ended. Behind, behind the barrier, there were friends, relatives ...
For some reason I remembered the tour in Volgograd, the giant monument of mother"s homeland from a stressed reinforced concrete, its punishing sword, mouth opened in an angry cry.
We were no longer her children ...
Seva Novgorod
The autobiography of the famous Radio-winning Russian service of the Bi-Bi-Si Seqa Novgorodtsev, without exaggeration, can be called the Encyclopedia of Soviet life of the 1960s-1970s. Talking about themselves, the author paints a bright, truthful and ironic picture of the morals and the life of the last empire