Bolshevik Drive Against Foreigners Shrinks Residency in Soviet Union
Webb Miller reports a harsh purge under the Soviet regime targeting foreigners, especially German and Japanese nationals, with arrests and expulsions while tourists generally face no barrier to visiting. He notes selective access to major plants and describes everyday life and hospitality for visitors in cities like Moscow and St Petersburg, contrasting it with crackdown measures.
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Rostoff-on- Don
Volga
Lead Roofed Bridge Theft Detected at Public Palace
A public palace curator reported a four ton lead roof theft from a bridge area after floodwater submerged the structure. An investigation revealed the roof was removed and the bridge subsequently compromised.
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