VKontakte, the largest social networking service in Russia, is Holy Grail of obscure and offbeat communities. One of them is Atypical USSR (unssr), which is actually a collection of vintage Soviet photographs with humorous and absurd captions.
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Students nurse to life the railroad locomotive baby, whose mother was killed by wild locomotives.
A cook trainee expected to lose his virginity, but got to try the tasteless food instead.
1979. The group of Australian teenagers arrived to “Artek” pioneer camp.
To carry ladders, the Soviet Union used the flying women.
The lack of of drugs and prostitution in the USSR greatly impoverished leisure of Soviet senior citizens.
In honor of the completion of the new neighborhood construction, Muscovites fed retirees to the bus
Memorial plaque dedicated to Lenin’s first visit to a local solarium.
1929. Joseph Dzhugashvili cosplaying Stalin.
Geologist Dmitry discovers a large deposit of alcoholics and social parasites.
Under his gaze no one left without buying an ice cream. By the evening, even the snow was sold out.
In Arctic kindergartens, the greatest joy for the kids was getting a fresh Georgian farmer for lunch instead of dry foods.
more of this images, please!!!