Amazing Stories of the 90s
13 hrs. 54 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Narine Abgaryan
Author
Collection
Author
Vladimir Vikto
Author
Alexander Bessonov
Narrators
Maxim Sergeev, Ksenia Brzhezovskaya, Elena Delver, Stanislav Voronetsky, Alexey Dankov, Alexander Aravushkin, Marina Titova
Narrator
Maxim Sergeev
Narrator
Ksenia Brzhezovskaya
Narrator
Elena Delver
Narrator
Stanislav Voronetsky
Narrator
Alexey Dankov
Narrator
Alexander Aravushkin
Narrator
Marina Titova
Description
For everyone who nostalgically remembers the nineties.
How many imprints and easily recognizable symbols the nineties left behind: raspberry-colored jackets and street kiosks, psychics and vouchers, game consoles and Tetris, bright leggings and checkered bags.
What can “wild” times never do without? Amazing stories.
Their authors are eyewitnesses and participants. They ate “a r i o l” — sorry, “snicker(s)” — with “snickers,” and watched a TV series about gangsters not from the screen, but right on the streets.
For those who had their own nineties, these stories are a chance to remember and nostalgically immerse again. And for those who didn’t live through that crazy era, the collection is a wonderful way to get to know it more closely.
Incredible stories about the nineties — funny and sad, accidental and fateful — told: Nariné Abgaryan, Yuliana Aleksandrovа, Kristina Belozertseva, Aleksandr Bessonov, Olga Bunina, Vladimir Viktor, Vera Vladimirova, Natalya Glazunova, Maria Erfilova, Olga Yesaulkova, Galina Kapustina, Svetlana Krivoshlykova, Yuliya Krynska, Andrey Lobov, Viktoriya Medvedeva, Marina Nugmanova, Artak Oganesyаn, Tatyana Olzoyeva, Sofia Paripskaya, Vera Plaude, Alyona Poluyan, Svetlana Prigornitskaya, Igor Rodionov, Aleksandr Tsypkin and Sasha Shigan.
How many imprints and easily recognizable symbols the nineties left behind: raspberry-colored jackets and street kiosks, psychics and vouchers, game consoles and Tetris, bright leggings and checkered bags.
What can “wild” times never do without? Amazing stories.
Their authors are eyewitnesses and participants. They ate “a r i o l” — sorry, “snicker(s)” — with “snickers,” and watched a TV series about gangsters not from the screen, but right on the streets.
For those who had their own nineties, these stories are a chance to remember and nostalgically immerse again. And for those who didn’t live through that crazy era, the collection is a wonderful way to get to know it more closely.
Incredible stories about the nineties — funny and sad, accidental and fateful — told: Nariné Abgaryan, Yuliana Aleksandrovа, Kristina Belozertseva, Aleksandr Bessonov, Olga Bunina, Vladimir Viktor, Vera Vladimirova, Natalya Glazunova, Maria Erfilova, Olga Yesaulkova, Galina Kapustina, Svetlana Krivoshlykova, Yuliya Krynska, Andrey Lobov, Viktoriya Medvedeva, Marina Nugmanova, Artak Oganesyаn, Tatyana Olzoyeva, Sofia Paripskaya, Vera Plaude, Alyona Poluyan, Svetlana Prigornitskaya, Igor Rodionov, Aleksandr Tsypkin and Sasha Shigan.
