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Comrade, Russians are always good for a laugh

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Russian humour is often characterised by its dark, satirical and sometimes absurd nature. It frequently delves into political satire, poking fun at authority figures and societal norms with a blend of wit and cynicism. Russian humour can be sharp, clever and insightful, revealing the resilience and creativity of its people.

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Comrade, Russians are always good for a laugh

A 1979 photo of US President Jimmy Carter, left, and Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev… Carter asks Brezhnev whether he collects jokes against himself. “I certainly do,” says Brezhnev. Photo: US State Department To quote an anonymous Russian: “What’s the difference between Capitalism and Communism? Under Capitalism man exploits man; under Communism, it’s the other way round.” CLIVE WILLIAMS takes a serious look at Russian humour. Most Australia…

1 month ago·Canberra, Australia

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