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And here I thought “red square” was just a name. I stand corrected.
This can be color-corrected and sharpened for free. r/picrequests
Commie’s going to Commy
I used to work with a Vietnamese coworker whose parents met in Russia, while she was born in Prague. I forget her name, but I’m sure her last name was Nguyen.
This is really interesting! Thank you for sharing.
In Mother Russia, the Square reds You.
studied at Moscow University and lived in student housing ? Did they by chance frequently cook a lot of salted fish, particularly did they fry it ?
Magenta Square