This death scene legit made me cry and I don't cry over fiction usually. But Jesus she was such a nice girl and there was such strong character development in Nina. Morally, she lived in the grey and did what she had to to survive. But when they shot her like a dog, my heart sank. It was honestly a huge shock after the glimmer of hope they gave us at the beginning of the scene. This was a masterful exhibition of ironic tragedy that should be appreciated for all that it is.
While I was sympathetic towards her, a nice girl she is definitely not. She betrayed and played both sides, spread her legs for anyone who she thought could save her.
@@mikaelivanov8832 i agree. she screwed stan at first just becuase she thought he wanted it. she was only in that position at first becuase she was caught by stan running a black market scheme ripping off the USSR. YEs she was sympathetic and didnt deserve to die. but Martha was a much better person
Chris Wakefield -- It is the very best way to execute someone. It seems counterintuitive, but some of the most hated and reviled states in the world also had the most humane methods of execution. In Germany, carrying out the execution with the Fallbeil, a guillotine, took less than ten seconds once the condemned was informed that their automatic appeal for clemency had been denied. In the Soviet Union and the satellites, the execution you just saw was also basically how it was carried out. Minor details vary, in East Germany the condemned walked into a room where he was shot in the head by an officer waiting behind the door. The only country left actively executing people this way is Belarus. The Russian Federation also retains the death penalty, however it is suspended by presidential moratorium and life without parole is the maximum sentence. If I had someone executed I personally cared about, this is how it would get done.
@@name_null0108 Thats Russia though now,which is thank God Russia again now the soviet Union, during the soviet union not even counting mass executions some 30 ish million were genocided potentially, many were not humane, but countless thousands were done just like this as well yes.
Except that googling for her name, nothing appears. Beside that, the scene is about the East German execution style, the Sovietunion was different. You see propaganda. Note: if young woman is killed, 99.9% that you see propaganda and not the reality. They use your most basic instincts to change your views.
This had a profound effect on me when I first watched it I didn't expect them to blatantly shoot her right there I thought it would've been a firing squad or something but damn it was deep.
Russian society knows death far more intimately than any Western society. Look up "Bill Whittle The Murderer In The Kremlin." It talks about the history of the Lubyanka.
thedopeopera Same here, I was binge watching the whole season and had to stop for a bit after this episode, haunted me for ages. On reflection if this is an accurate depiction of the Russian's process it was actually quite humane in a weird way. Nina wasn't left tortured with "when, where, how?" for very long!
People are horrified by her fictitious death when in reality this is exactly how the Romanovs were massacred! Told they were being moved, led down steps into a small room and told they're sentenced to death and killed them all!
Execution in the post-stalin USSR: 1. prisoner didn't know date of his execution. 2. A prosecutor lied to the prisoner that he must sign some documents about his pardon in the another room next door. 3.The prisoner entered the room and got shot in the back of the head by an executor which hided behind the door. 4. The pistol was a powerful air gun or a small-caliber gun, not a usual firearm.
No time to process fear, and a bullet to the back of the head would be painless. It's more humane than putting someone on death row where they wait to die for 10 or 20 years.
Indeed, in actual fact it was most likely far more humane than the US where the prisoner is made to lie on the gurney / stand on the trapdoor whilst the sentence is read out and so on. And even more humane than it was in Britain, even though it was over in seconds if you believe Pierrepoint. I think only East Germany from 1966-81 was even more unexpected than the Soviet method, the condemned prisoner was walked into an empty room, the executioner was waiting behind the door and shot him from behind inthe base of the skull before he could even comprehend what was going on, the method was called ‘’unexpected neckshot’’ (unerwarteter Genickschuss). Until 1966 the Fallbeil (guillotine, but shorter than the French one) was used and still the prisoner had to undergo a few seconds of terror before his decapitation. The last time the guillotine was used in France was 1977, fairly recently, and the last garrotting was in in 1974 in Spain under Franco's regime.
Most humane execution I can think of, here she had a few seconds of fear, just think they make her wait for it by setting an execution date like they do in the US.
@Alexander Ross In real life her family wouldn't be notified for months after the execution was carried out and if they are lucky theyll get to bury her. Most executions were carried out in mass or private than transported to a mass grave.
Yeah well I'd rather not spend years fighting it, getting strapped down and needles inserted and then a last minute stay and that maybe even a number of times. Krylova could have spent years of misery on death row in the US before she gets killed in some elaborate American way. Elaborate. Because for what can normally be accomplished with a gun or a rope, you have to invent some sort of insane killing machine like a gas chamber or the electric chair. Or use some pseudomedical method you can't get right the past 20-30 years legal injection has been around. But that's just me, looks like you guys prefer to really walk every inch of that last mile. Maybe like the guy they hanged who cried out "don't make me walk so fast" qhen they dragged him to the gallows and then complained his feet didn't touch every step of the stairs.
Watching people fight over which government murdered people the "best" way is really sad tbh. If a person doesn't pose a threat to you, I think it's good policy in general not to kill them.
Actually the 9x18mm bullets they used would go thru the scull and come out the front, they used basement rooms with bare earth floors so the blood and other matter would not need to be cleaned up.
It's interesting how the guards gave no indication as to what was happening except that she was being "transferred". They just put her few personal effects into a bag and escorted her from her cell to a basement. The guards in any prison don't have to tell the prisoner where they're going. When a Category A prisoners, like Nina are moved,they give very little notice to prevent escapes. Category A prisoners are those deemed the most dangerous if allowed to escape.
I don't believe they would carry out a headshot with a 9mm. That would cause a bloody mess. They probably used 2mm, the bullet goes in the scull, mashes the brain but has not enough force to go out.
Nina was a beautiful and tragic character and I wept for her. However, she was also one of those people who will bang anything with a pulse just to get their own way. Such behaviour, regrettably, offers no guarantee of longevity.....
Dont know why you are shocked, this is such a kind, painless, quick death. In the US, you know how many executions get botched and the inmates are in agony?
I would agree that this is realistic. From what I undertand this is the way the Soviets would carry out an execution, a pistol shot to the back of the head when not expected. I guess it does have its advantages in causing less anxiety for the victim. I suppose the only way they could make the accused endure less anxiety would be to tell them that the death penalty had been commuted or that all charges against had been dropped and they were being released. That would give the accused two or three seconds of joy prior to being shot. I also think they should have put the drop cloth on the floor in front of the desk before execution. Of course they probably have no problem with some other inmate cleaning up the mess.
The drop cloth would have been too obvious a clue before the official read the sentence. But a more innocuous and chilling clue was the mop and bucket tucked in the corner as she was escorted in. The reason for it's placement right there became obvious......shortly.
Long live communism, peace in the whole world. A world free from the dictatorship of businessmen. A world where every person will be happy. Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité!!!
I don't think there is any good way to die. maybe in your sleep at the age of 80-85, warm and comfortable. but most people die painfully through sickness or accident. I would be happy if this was my death. quick, painless and no fuss. Easy come, easy go.
I don't feel sad about her death. Nina is willing to betray anyone for her own safety. She betrayed Russia for America and fell in love with Beeman until he killed her friend but changed her mind when he promised to free her from her life as a spy. When he was unable to, she went back with Russia, pleading mercy for her betrayal, and used Beeman by spying on him. She then fell in love with a worker she originally hated because he saved her from a lie detector test from the American agency. But when Russia sent her to prison, she was a total bitch to her cellmate. She then pretended to be nice to her and told the secrets for her freedom. She has this coming.
@@viazon No, that is pretty much the definition of a coward. Her cellmate befriended her and trusted her, and she betrayed her to shave off some years off her sentence.
Lol wut???)))) Very funny. Long live communism, peace in the whole world. A world free from the dictatorship of businessmen. A world where every person will be happy. Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité!!!
Yeah, that's why millions of people are fleeing to communist countries to escape the west...oh wait....I said that backwards!1 BBWWAAHHAA Go live in North Korea for awhile and then tell us how much you love communism.
Communist China still free from US. Communism in Sovien Union is : Free higher education, free medicine, free houses, free apartments. Many people in the Russian Federation want to return the USSR again. And, he will return. Communism is the happiness and freedom of every person. If it were not for Khrushchev, the USSR existed until now. Communist China enjoys its existence. You will grow up, and you will understand the difference. Communism is the only way to get rid of the bondage of the slavery of capitalism. Death to capitalism. Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite.
I'm allot older than you. Communism is slavery. Your life is planned out for you by the State. Open your eyes!! Why aren't people trying to escape to communist countries? Why aren't people sneaking INTO North Korea or Cuba? Stop being an idiot. And the Russian Federation can return to communism if the want to. But the Soviet Union is not coming back to re-enslave other nations like the Baltic States or Ukraine and force them to return to communism.
sorry but that's not how it was done in real life, You get one appeal from your district, they don't tell you right away, if the appeal is denied then you are taken to a room with a pole in the middle of the room, your belt is removed and you get strapped to the pole, shot then your armpits are cut to the bone as well as the inner thighs. you bleed out with no mess, fyi the state sends your family a bill for the bullit
In a way it is more humane to execute someone with a quick shot to the head right after the sentence has been passed down. Almost no pain and no time for the accused to process and dwell on their impending death, causing less fear and anxiety. If I had a choice, I would choose this way any day of the year over the bureaucratic nightmare of death row in the US. I would be forced to wait years, and even then it would be lethal injection or the chair. In fact, If I were traitor in the US, I would likely be put in solitary 23 hours a day. That is pretty much a living hell. I'm no socialist apologist, but you tell me what is more humane?
Nina committed treason, and instead of making her spend 23 hours a day in a small cell waiting decades to be electrocuted or get the needle, they shot her on the spot. She felt no pain, and the anxiety wasn't prolonged. I'm no communist, but this is more humane than what the US does, so use another example.
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This death scene legit made me cry and I don't cry over fiction usually. But Jesus she was such a nice girl and there was such strong character development in Nina. Morally, she lived in the grey and did what she had to to survive. But when they shot her like a dog, my heart sank. It was honestly a huge shock after the glimmer of hope they gave us at the beginning of the scene. This was a masterful exhibition of ironic tragedy that should be appreciated for all that it is.
When staol
While I was sympathetic towards her, a nice girl she is definitely not. She betrayed and played both sides, spread her legs for anyone who she thought could save her.
@@mikaelivanov8832 i agree. she screwed stan at first just becuase she thought he wanted it. she was only in that position at first becuase she was caught by stan running a black market scheme ripping off the USSR. YEs she was sympathetic and didnt deserve to die. but Martha was a much better person
Chris Drown I did 😭
it's sad because I'm pretty sure this accually happened to alot of people in the USSR
Poor Nina. The most realistic and shocking scene I've ever seen!
Probably the best way to go. Very quick and not expecting "shortly" to mean right......now!
Chris Wakefield -- It is the very best way to execute someone. It seems counterintuitive, but some of the most hated and reviled states in the world also had the most humane methods of execution. In Germany, carrying out the execution with the Fallbeil, a guillotine, took less than ten seconds once the condemned was informed that their automatic appeal for clemency had been denied. In the Soviet Union and the satellites, the execution you just saw was also basically how it was carried out. Minor details vary, in East Germany the condemned walked into a room where he was shot in the head by an officer waiting behind the door. The only country left actively executing people this way is Belarus. The Russian Federation also retains the death penalty, however it is suspended by presidential moratorium and life without parole is the maximum sentence.
If I had someone executed I personally cared about, this is how it would get done.
NANCY PELOSI YOUR APPEAL HAS BEEN DENIED *****
@@bobmiller9967 Don't be a traitor to democracy.
The reason this is such a scary scene is because it's probably exactly the way it went down in Russia; no drama, no emotion, just cold and methodical.
mosipd the producers said at the time this is how Russia did their executions short and quick during that time.
Yeah this is how executions were carried out, supposedly to make it as humane as possible
@mosipd it had to be, there were too many to execute. Also, Russia outlawed capital punishment in 1996.
Even more so, read up about Vassilij Blokhin for example...
@@name_null0108 Thats Russia though now,which is thank God Russia again now the soviet Union, during the soviet union not even counting mass executions some 30 ish million were genocided potentially, many were not humane, but countless thousands were done just like this as well yes.
Just a solid reminder that as romantic and heroic as the main characters were- this is the world they were fighting for.
Except that googling for her name, nothing appears. Beside that, the scene is about the East German execution style, the Sovietunion was different. You see propaganda. Note: if young woman is killed, 99.9% that you see propaganda and not the reality. They use your most basic instincts to change your views.
I CRIED HARD. She got some beautiful, foreshadowing scenes.
I hated she was just a prisoner S03 onwards.
Thanks for the permanent hearing damage.
Sincerely,
Guard 1 and Guard 2
Man when they say death will carried out shortly they really meant it. This scene still haunts my mind. Poor Nina
You guys notice the mop in the corner of the hallway at 2:48. Very much foreshadowing the next couple minutes
Or you know its just a mop.
@@howtoguro nope directors themselves said it was placed for this reason
Next time I see a mop, I'll jump out the window and try to land on something soft.
I was very shocked when they killed off Nina - I really liked her. :(
Crystal K. I was amazed they gave her so many second chances.
+Kronephon I believe I looked for this scene and could not find it. Thank you for uploading!
Better than the electric chair in the US
Quicker, less expensive and less painful
right in the feels, man..
The most horrific scenes in modern TV fiction .
search : The Americans 3x02 - Suitcase scenes :)
I agree this was so sad she was so beautiful. Why did they
Most horrific in TV fiction? Guessing you don't watch hannibal.
The most horrific because ,it is basted on historic events that happened hundreds if not thousands .
Which episode was this what season it's still a powerful thing to see and sad.
she is so beautiful
Short and sweet. As my Grandma used to say: no smoke without fire.
This had a profound effect on me when I first watched it I didn't expect them to blatantly shoot her right there I thought it would've been a firing squad or something but damn it was deep.
This is so true.
thedopeopera felt the same way
thedopeopera This is the way they usually did it. Made it seem casual to deny the victim of any special value or recognition.
Russian society knows death far more intimately than any Western society.
Look up "Bill Whittle The Murderer In The Kremlin." It talks about the history of the Lubyanka.
thedopeopera Same here, I was binge watching the whole season and had to stop for a bit after this episode, haunted me for ages.
On reflection if this is an accurate depiction of the Russian's process it was actually quite humane in a weird way. Nina wasn't left tortured with "when, where, how?" for very long!
People are horrified by her fictitious death when in reality this is exactly how the Romanovs were massacred! Told they were being moved, led down steps into a small room and told they're sentenced to death and killed them all!
The mop in the corner. excellent detail
this is so heartbreaking still
Not even Game of Throne's deaths had this effect on me.
Umm Not even Hodor??
It was sad to see Nina’s death. Remind me of Adriana from Sopranos.
Shortly = 3 seconds to live
Execution in the post-stalin USSR:
1. prisoner didn't know date of his execution.
2. A prosecutor lied to the prisoner that he must sign some documents about his pardon in the another room next door.
3.The prisoner entered the room and got shot in the back of the head by an executor which hided behind the door.
4. The pistol was a powerful air gun or a small-caliber gun, not a usual firearm.
Anonymous IMHO it was more humane than US execution where you know the date, than being shipped to a death house and get strapped like a cattle
cowardly bolsheviks
Well at least you wouldn't have a lot of time to contemplate your doom I guess.
No time to process fear, and a bullet to the back of the head would be painless. It's more humane than putting someone on death row where they wait to die for 10 or 20 years.
True dat. From what I've read that scene was pretty close to SOP back then. In a twisted way it is more humane.
Indeed, in actual fact it was most likely far more humane than the US where the prisoner is made to lie on the gurney / stand on the trapdoor whilst the sentence is read out and so on. And even more humane than it was in Britain, even though it was over in seconds if you believe Pierrepoint. I think only East Germany from 1966-81 was even more unexpected than the Soviet method, the condemned prisoner was walked into an empty room, the executioner was waiting behind the door and shot him from behind inthe base of the skull before he could even comprehend what was going on, the method was called ‘’unexpected neckshot’’ (unerwarteter Genickschuss). Until 1966 the Fallbeil (guillotine, but shorter than the French one) was used and still the prisoner had to undergo a few seconds of terror before his decapitation. The last time the guillotine was used in France was 1977, fairly recently, and the last garrotting was in in 1974 in Spain under Franco's regime.
Whats more horrifying is her folder is one of many on that dudes desk
The Americans is over yet I still feel heartbreak over Nina's demise.
That’s a merciful execution as things go.
Heartbreaking. But... those who live by the sword, often die by the sword.
Most humane execution I can think of, here she had a few seconds of fear, just think they make her wait for it by setting an execution date like they do in the US.
@Alexander Ross In real life her family wouldn't be notified for months after the execution was carried out and if they are lucky theyll get to bury her. Most executions were carried out in mass or private than transported to a mass grave.
Yeah well I'd rather not spend years fighting it, getting strapped down and needles inserted and then a last minute stay and that maybe even a number of times. Krylova could have spent years of misery on death row in the US before she gets killed in some elaborate American way. Elaborate. Because for what can normally be accomplished with a gun or a rope, you have to invent some sort of insane killing machine like a gas chamber or the electric chair. Or use some pseudomedical method you can't get right the past 20-30 years legal injection has been around.
But that's just me, looks like you guys prefer to really walk every inch of that last mile. Maybe like the guy they hanged who cried out "don't make me walk so fast" qhen they dragged him to the gallows and then complained his feet didn't touch every step of the stairs.
Watching people fight over which government murdered people the "best" way is really sad tbh. If a person doesn't pose a threat to you, I think it's good policy in general not to kill them.
Actually the 9x18mm bullets they used would go thru the scull and come out the front, they used basement rooms with bare earth floors so the blood and other matter would not need to be cleaned up.
You can always down power the round
The bucket and mop in the corridor wasn't a great sign.
What show is this or movie
What show is this from
R.I.P., Nina. 😢😞
Please, someone tell me what the soundtrack is at 4:12
very intense scene
Treason has real consequences, imagine that.
Burov's father wanted to help Nina if I'm not wrong.Maybe that went as help back then in SovietRussia
This show doesn't get enough attention. I just finished episode 5x11. That was some seriously messed up dark stuff.
What is the name of the show?
Patricia Maceira The Americans
What was her crime? Can I buy this film?
OMG...
They gave her an awfull amount of chances...
Commander Pinochet Neo Liberal trash
I feel sad
So do I whenever I see it
It's interesting how the guards gave no indication as to what was happening except that she was being "transferred". They just put her few personal effects into a bag and escorted her from her cell to a basement.
The guards in any prison don't have to tell the prisoner where they're going. When a Category A prisoners, like Nina are moved,they give very little notice to prevent escapes. Category A prisoners are those deemed the most dangerous if allowed to escape.
This one took me completely off-guard
the correct way to handle traitors.
I can't imagine how loud a 9mm handgun would be in a tiled or cinder block hallway. Those guys would be stone deaf after 3 or 4 of those.
Not that loud. I have two Makarovs and it's not nearly as loud my .357 and 10mm
I don't believe they would carry out a headshot with a 9mm. That would cause a bloody mess. They probably used 2mm, the bullet goes in the scull, mashes the brain but has not enough force to go out.
@@Hanna1968 it's a Makarov, 9x18mm. About the same power as a US .380
чё за фильм?
The Americans
r those two soviet guards?
She was a fool to confess. If she hadn't she might still be alive. Stan might have gotten her out
That’s the way to go, better than lethal injection, the chair, seems a nice way to go
what movie is this
It's from season 4 episode 4 of "The Americans"
Thank you I hope to catch it on Netflix
Thank You
Shit, when he said "will be carried out shortly" he wasn't fucking around
So what happened to the last cigarette?
Russia does it clinton style
これ日本語でなんての？
I was thought this is firing squad
Well, at least she didn't see plastic sheeting on the floor first.
Somebody get a mop
It seems like there would be just, so much more blood.
Not with a .22
Nah that's a 9mm Makarov
Fuck! Cold and brutal.
"Sergeevna" is a middle name (patronyme) not a surname.
That's exactly how they presented her name. Last, First, Middle
@@kristopherloviska9042 No, the video title is "Middle, First".
@@kristopherloviska9042 I am writing about the title of this video. It is "Second name, First name", not "Last name, First name".
Nina was a beautiful and tragic character and I wept for her. However, she was also one of those people who will bang anything with a pulse just to get their own way. Such behaviour, regrettably, offers no guarantee of longevity.....
Dont know why you are shocked, this is such a kind, painless, quick death. In the US, you know how many executions get botched and the inmates are in agony?
Except the majority of the prisoners at least we deserved to be punished.
I would agree that this is realistic. From what I undertand this is the way the Soviets would carry out an execution, a pistol shot to the back of the head when not expected. I guess it does have its advantages in causing less anxiety for the victim. I suppose the only way they could make the accused endure less anxiety would be to tell them that the death penalty had been commuted or that all charges against had been dropped and they were being released. That would give the accused two or three seconds of joy prior to being shot. I also think they should have put the drop cloth on the floor in front of the desk before execution. Of course they probably have no problem with some other inmate cleaning up the mess.
The drop cloth would have been too obvious a clue before the official read the sentence. But a more innocuous and chilling clue was the mop and bucket tucked in the corner as she was escorted in. The reason for it's placement right there became obvious......shortly.
Karma's a bitch, ain't it Nina?
This is sad. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 poor Nina was executed
The Americans at its best
Here blood puddle looks like a comic strip caption bubble. "I guess I am dead."
Makarov pistol is good.
Barbarians. A savage land that eats it's children...
Oh my god! They killed Nina!!! YOU BASTARDS!!!
They Just Murdered that Girl lousy killers
this is what should happen to murderers & terrorists!
เสื้อยืดสีขาวถอดออกเเล้วฆ่าก็ได้ เสียดาย
the show shoulda been about Nina, her story was more compelling than the rest of the show
Ah the glory of communism.
Long live communism, peace in the whole world. A world free from the dictatorship of businessmen. A world where every person will be happy. Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité!!!
Long live totalitarian dictatorships and collective poverty!
Don't be so jealous! In the US you already have a totalitarian dictatorship))) Ask E. Snowden and Bradley Manning)))))
Assuming I live in the US :/ Too bad I don't!
Congrats! It is reaaly Cool propaganda! Perfect!
I applaud for you too sir! Magnificent work! ;Choices of words conventional wisdom simply cannot comprehend!
I don't think there is any good way to die. maybe in your sleep at the age of 80-85, warm and comfortable. but most people die painfully through sickness or accident. I would be happy if this was my death. quick, painless and no fuss. Easy come, easy go.
Nina sergeevna death 😢
I don't feel sad about her death. Nina is willing to betray anyone for her own safety. She betrayed Russia for America and fell in love with Beeman until he killed her friend but changed her mind when he promised to free her from her life as a spy.
When he was unable to, she went back with Russia, pleading mercy for her betrayal, and used Beeman by spying on him.
She then fell in love with a worker she originally hated because he saved her from a lie detector test from the American agency.
But when Russia sent her to prison, she was a total bitch to her cellmate. She then pretended to be nice to her and told the secrets for her freedom.
She has this coming.
Bharath Krishnan wouldn't you betray anyone for your own safety?
Bharath Krishnan yes she did. Can't play both sides without consequences, for Nina it was death
@@viazon No, that is pretty much the definition of a coward. Her cellmate befriended her and trusted her, and she betrayed her to shave off some years off her sentence.
I would put up a fight before I die if it was me
Easily the most beautiful victim of Communism.
Thus ever for Traitors
NANCY PELOSI YOUR APPEAL HAS BEEN DENIED *****
Keep talking Bobby. We monitor this shit.
@@NorthForkFisherman
Ok bunny boy !!! 😂😂😂
Hillary Clinton - your appeal has been denied !
Never betray the motherland. Traitor!
Death to the traitors. Proletarians of all countries unite
Deplorable Trumplican death to traitors commrad.
in soviet russia the motherland betrays you
betray the government is not the same as betraying your country.
All communists should be sent to gulag though
i laughed so hard 😂😂😂😂
KingOf BadJoke yeah what a hilarious scene... 🤔 psycho.
I washed it it's a disturbing show
Long live, Soviet Union. Freedom of truth.
Long live Mother Russia, forever cleansed of the Bolshevik filth of Communism.
Lol wut???)))) Very funny. Long live communism, peace in the whole world. A world free from the dictatorship of businessmen. A world where every person will be happy. Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité!!!
Yeah, that's why millions of people are fleeing to communist countries to escape the west...oh wait....I said that backwards!1 BBWWAAHHAA Go live in North Korea for awhile and then tell us how much you love communism.
Communist China still free from US. Communism in Sovien Union is : Free higher education, free medicine, free houses, free apartments. Many people in the Russian Federation want to return the USSR again. And, he will return. Communism is the happiness and freedom of every person. If it were not for Khrushchev, the USSR existed until now. Communist China enjoys its existence. You will grow up, and you will understand the difference. Communism is the only way to get rid of the bondage of the slavery of capitalism. Death to capitalism. Liberte, Egalite, Fraternite.
I'm allot older than you. Communism is slavery. Your life is planned out for you by the State. Open your eyes!! Why aren't people trying to escape to communist countries? Why aren't people sneaking INTO North Korea or Cuba? Stop being an idiot. And the Russian Federation can return to communism if the want to. But the Soviet Union is not coming back to re-enslave other nations like the Baltic States or Ukraine and force them to return to communism.
Estos vídeos tienen una finalidad política lamentable ...
tampoco se inventan nada. La pena de muerte existia en la unión sovietica iggual que en usa
Что это за ересь?
sorry but that's not how it was done in real life, You get one appeal from your district, they don't tell you right away, if the appeal is denied then you are taken to a room with a pole in the middle of the room, your belt is removed and you get strapped to the pole, shot then your armpits are cut to the bone as well as the inner thighs. you bleed out with no mess, fyi the state sends your family a bill for the bullit
Ah, the Socialist utopia.
In a way it is more humane to execute someone with a quick shot to the head right after the sentence has been passed down. Almost no pain and no time for the accused to process and dwell on their impending death, causing less fear and anxiety. If I had a choice, I would choose this way any day of the year over the bureaucratic nightmare of death row in the US. I would be forced to wait years, and even then it would be lethal injection or the chair.
In fact, If I were traitor in the US, I would likely be put in solitary 23 hours a day. That is pretty much a living hell. I'm no socialist apologist, but you tell me what is more humane?
Doesn't look real to me
so you think the USA is evil?...take a look at what our enemies were like
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Nina committed treason, and instead of making her spend 23 hours a day in a small cell waiting decades to be electrocuted or get the needle, they shot her on the spot. She felt no pain, and the anxiety wasn't prolonged. I'm no communist, but this is more humane than what the US does, so use another example.