USSR Radio 1985

The 1980s saw the USSR’s influence and economy decline,The Soviet Afghan War, fought between 1979 and 1989, is one of the numerous reasons why the Soviet economy spent at least 27% of GDP on military expenditures rather than on civilian goods, which contributed to the USSR's failing economy in the 80s. Throughout the decade, the Soviet Union also saw four different leaders led the Nation: Leonid Brezhnev (1906-1982), Yuri Andropov (1914-1984), Konstantin Chernenko (1911-1985), and Mikhail Gorbachev (1931-2022), whose policies of Perestroika and Glasnost aimed to increase the efficiency of economic decision-making by decentralizing it.

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00:04 Luchshiy Gorod Zemli - Muslim Magomaev
02:36 Chudesnaya Strana - Bravo
05:49 Komarovo - Skylar
08:00 News Programme
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11:50 Arlekino - Alla Pugacheva
16:23 Tolko Ty - Edita Piekha
18:24 Zvenit yanvarskaya viuga - Nina Brodskaya
21:26 Nezhnost - Maya Kristalinskaya
24:18 News Programme
26:13 Million Alyh Roz - Alla Pugacheva
32:00 V Moyey Dushe Net Pokoya - Alisa Freundlich
36:02 News Programme
37:35 Vostochnaya Pesnya - Valery Obodzinsky
40:45 Zvezdnoe Leto - Alla Pugacheva
45:30 Proshlogodniye Listia - Maya Kristalinskaya
48:18 Stoyat Devchenki - Maria Pakhmenko
50:46 Ostrov Nevezeniya - Andrei Mironov
53:38 Kotenok - Vocal quartet “Accord”
56:00 News Programme
58:06 Kosil Yas Konyshinu - Pesnyari
01:01:23 Koroleva Krasoty - Muslim Magomaev
01:03:50 Cherni Kot - Tamara Miansarova
01:06:24 News Programme
01:08:30 USSR Anthem Sign-off

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Criminaly under rated i listen to this 1 a week

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> The Soviet Afghan War, fought between 1979 and 1989
The battle in Brzezinski's Bear Trap and Takfiri incubator was actually over by 1988:
> Pursuant to the Geneva Accords of 14 April 1988, the Soviet Union conducted a total military withdrawal from Afghanistan between 15 May 1988 and 15 February 1989
Possibly more important as an "exogenous shock" was the discredit that the management of the Chernobyl meltdown brought on the authorities.
Also recommending " Everything Was Forever, Until It Was No More: The Last Soviet Generation" by Alexei Yurchak, who coined the term "hypernormalization" whereby you go about your daily life in the full knowledge that things can't go on the way they do.

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Hypernormalization is a thing in lot of country, inclunding the west. Sign of the west fall ? No doubt for me

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Playing this while playing Trolley Bus Simulator (On roblox)

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Balkan border rp suit too

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10:05 is truly an Anatoly Novostelsev moment

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11:57 clown jumpscare

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This just so great