The shine and poverty of the 90s

The book of the famous TV presenter Igor Prokopenko is dedicated to the most adventurous and most ambiguous period of the latest Russian history-the decade of the 1990s. The old Soviet regime is no longer, the new statehood is only being built. What happened at that time with people, how did they adapt to new realities, how intoxicated their air intoxication?

Each chapter of the book represents different aspects of the life of the 1990s: crime, the first millionaires, whims of fashion, trips to the west, sexual revolution, pop boom, psychics and sorcerers.

Was the criminal authority Sylvester actually killed? What agreements existed between “brothers” and those who were supposed to catch them on duty? Why did the Soviet millionaire Tarasov bought dollars from prostitutes? How many thousands of dollars did Irina Saltykova receive a day on the set of the film "Brat-2"? How is Russian tourism and the all inclusive system in Turkish hotels related? Why couldn't the first beauty contest take place in the Kremlin and was moved to Sochi? What was the attitude of the "lads" had to the touring tours of the stage stars? What subject was the psychics found in Yeltsin's office?

Twist the pages of this book and plunge for several hours into your past - already forgotten, but still memorable, up to details.