anotherlife
Gold Member
It is a fact, every old person who lived in the Soviet Union knows it.Apart from this, the Soviet Union had internal district based visa processes for travel, and no such thing as a temporary address. So if you lived in like Minsk and went to college in Moscow, it was like changing your entire identity and you needed an internal visa to go home.
Where did you get it from? It isn’t true.
There was even a running joke about it here in France, which went like Russian tourists doing city hopping in France and go to the police station ... . I forgot the end of the joke though.
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