The Soviet peoples’ unique sense of humor

In this episode Ludmila Selezneva speaks about the Soviet peoples’ unique sense of humor.

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Hope

26.01.2021

Always a pleasure to listen to listen to Ludmila
Warm wishes Ludmila

Giovanna

29.12.2020

Thanks a lot, I miss your lectures Ludmilla.

Melanie

29.12.2020

Loving your lecture series, thank you. Cannot wait until we can join you on the Volga Dream. Regards.

Joseph

28.12.2020

Thank you for the insights. It would seem that as much as we speak our minds in the West, that we are the same.

John

24.12.2020

Dearest Ludmilla,

What a wonderful video clip!! It is the perfect gift for us!! It brings back so many wonderful memories. Again we are looking forward to the time when we can sit in your warm presence and hear about all your new adventures and insights into Russia and the current global situation…We’ll keep you updated throughout the year.

Cheers and our love to you.

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