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Tiny Revolutions in Russia rash In a world of organizationsThis book presents a large collection of anecdotes and jokes from different periods of the twentieth century to provide an unusual perspective on Soviet and Russian history. Anecdotes and jokes were a hidden form of discursive communication in the Soviet era, lampooning official practices and acting as a confidential form of self affirmation. They were not necessarily anti Soviet, by their very nature both criticising existing reality and acting as a