In U.S. farmer Roswell Garst Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev found a true soul mate. With Garst, he could talk not only about his passion — agriculture, but also politics.

His creations appear in traditional places — on the walls of apartment blocks and under bridges, but they depict either Jesus or the Virgin Mary.

Alfia Aysitulina is forever on the lookout for Soviet-era fabrics. Her creations are bought by women of all ages, including some from the U.S.

Enjoy the genuine taste of Soviet childhood with a top-notch pastry made with sour cream.

The famous writer secretly stuffed one of his novels with characters named after Soviet dissidents, causing a huge scandal in the Soviet publishing world.