Amazing Stories of the 90s

So many prints and easily recognizable symbols were left behind by the nineties: raspberry blazers and street stalls, psychics and vouchers, game consoles and Tetris, bright leggings and checkered bags. What can you never do without in turbulent times? Amazing stories. Their authors are eyewitnesses and participants. They snacked on a piano with a Snickers and watched a series about bandits not on television, but right on the streets. For those who had their own nineties, these stories are an opportunity to remember and feel nostalgic. And for those who did not experience that wild era, this collection is a wonderful way to get acquainted with it more closely. Amazing stories of the nineties - funny and sad, random and fateful - were told by: Narine Abgaryan, Yuliana Aleksandrova, Kristina Belozerteva, Alexander Bessonov, Olga Bunina, Vladimir Vikto, Natalia Glazunova, Maria Yerfilova, Olga Esaulkova, Galina Kapustina, Svetlana Krivoshlykova, Yulia Krynskaya, Viktoria Medvedeva, Marina Nugmanova, Artak Oganesyan, Tatyana Olzoeva, Vera Plaude, Alyona Polyuyan, Igor Rodionov, Alexander Tsypkin, and Sasha Shigan.