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<title>Young and old people interested in different aspects of Soviet nostalgia</title>
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<description>Content evoking the Soviet era is becoming increasingly common on social media... &#x26;#x22;Nostalgic content aimed at young people &#x26;#x2014; showing Soviet-era interiors or images of panel apartment blocks, paired with audio and instructions on how they should be viewed &#x26;#x2014; would have seemed bizarre 15 years ago. Now it has become a trend,&#x26;#x22; says Marleen Mihhailova, a junior researcher in semiotics at University of Tartu... What motivated Mihhailova to study the topic, however, was specifically an interest in young people&#x26;#x27;s nostalgia, since they have no firsthand experience of the Soviet period. She interviewed 10 young people born after 1990, half...</description>
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