Leningrad Rejects Second City Complex to Clash with Moscow
The 1970 New York Times dispatch notes Leningrad’s claim of cultural superiority over Moscow. It highlights arts, theatre, and film advances, cites Dostoyevsky and Gorky as symbols, and contrasts life in Leningrad with the capital, noting fewer political banners and greater artistic freedom.
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