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Men like Bruce are heroes to those who support the new Russia and archvillains to those who see America as partly responsible for the collapse of the great Soviet nation. | |
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Before 1991 very few ads were displayed in Moscow. Now they're everywhere. The phenomenon Lenin once called a capitalist evil now partially obscures even famous landmarks such as St. Basil's Cathedral. (Photo by Reese Erlich) | |
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The introduction of capitalism in Russia has brought with it a widening gap between the haves and the have-nots. While most Russians are very poor, a few can afford to walk the halls of the fashionable boutiques dressed in tuxedos. (Photo by Reese Erlich) | |