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Vladimir Vysotsky's song "The Repeat Offender" ridicules the law enforcement system in the USSR, which was often more concerned with meeting arrest quotas than finding the true culprits.The song's lyrical hero finds himself in an absurd situation on his day off, when he, by his own admission, "didn't pickpocket anyone," he is mistaken for a repeat offender
The song "Guys, Write Me a Letter" by Vladimir Vysotsky tells a story of a lyrical hero addressing his friends from prison. The lyrics are saturated with longing for freedom, loved ones, and the life he left behind
versionIn Vladimir Vysotsky's song "More Real Than Dreams and Delirium", the lyrical hero strives for the unattainable, challenges fate and social norms. Using the metaphor of the legend of magic shells at the bottom of a dangerous pool, the author speaks of the desire for happiness, wealth, love, and fame
This text is a satirical story by Vladimir Vysotsky, which ridicules the Soviet deficit and "blat" (use of personal connections to obtain goods and services). The main character humorously describes a non-existent fish called "kutum" as an incredible delicacy, available only through connections in the "Central Committee" or the "cult
In Vladimir Vysotsky's poem "The Shooting of the Mountain Echo," an allegorical tragedy unfolds, reflecting the suppression of freedom and individuality.The mountain echo, dwelling in the inaccessible cliffs, symbolizes a free voice responding to the "cry" – a call for help, a cry of the soul
In Vladimir Vysotsky's "The Story of the Disarmament Formula," we encounter an individual utterly convinced of his genius and ability to change the world. He develops a "disarmament formula," attempting to combine the seemingly incompatible algebra, literature, and the Russian language