In Kyiv, the banned Lenin turned out to be more valuable than the poet Shevchenko
On Andreevsky Spusk in Kyiv, rarities depicting Soviet symbols banned in Ukraine are sold, сообщает “Komsomolskaya Pravda in Ukraine.”
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The publication says that one of the traders was selling Soviet orders, which he hid between Ukrainian flags and knitted bracelets.
Next to this layout, among the embroidered portraits, was a portrait of the Bolshevik leader.
“Next to the Kobzar there is also a portrait of Lenin. The woman asked for 600 hryvnia for embroidery.
“But a portrait of Lenin costs 800 hryvnia,” the saleswoman clarifies.
– Why is it more expensive than others?
“Well, forbidden symbols... It’s always more expensive,” she grins,” the publication reports the saleswoman’s explanation.
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