Radio Yerevan, how do you define socialist unity?
When Armenians, Georgians, Russians, and Chechens can all come together to beat up the Azeris.
The "Soviet joke," or anekdot , was a common staple of life east of the Iron Curtain. It was common among all walks of life, from ...
Radio Yerevan, how do you define socialist unity?
When Armenians, Georgians, Russians, and Chechens can all come together to beat up the Azeris.
An American tourist approaches a Russian and asks "So what's life like behind the Iron Curtain?"
The Russian immediately replies "But you're lynching negroes!"
Rabinovich calls up the headquarters of the nationalist group Pamyat with a question.
"Is it true that the Jews sold out Russia?"
"Of course they did!"
"Great, where do I get my share?"
An American spy in Moscow walks into a bar, but the bartender gives him a suspicious glare. "Are you an American spy?"
"Of course not!" replies the American in perfectly fluent Russian. "Could an American do this?" He grabs a bottle of cheap Russian vodka, pours himself three shots of it, and downs them without flinching.
"Good point," replies the bartender, "but I still think you're a spy."
"Could an American do this?" He picks up an accordion and plays some folk songs on it like he'd heard them his whole life.
"Still think you're a spy."
"Could an American do this?" He stands up and flawlessly dances the kazachok.
"Still not convinced, you're definitely a spy."
The American throws up his hands in frustration. "Why could you possibly think I'm an American?!"
"Well for starters, you're black."