Russians Still Buy War Toys
An Associated Press survey shows Moscow stores selling battery driven war toys amid Soviet shortages while Western stores report lower demand. The piece notes broad state support for military imagery, large youth military programs, and widespread war toy availability in the Soviet Union contrasted with varied Western responses.
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