Hah! You're right. Growing up during the Cold War, we believed that the USSR, which was synonymous with "Russia," was one giant monolithic nation-state, encompassing even Red China until the Sino-Soviet split of '61 or whenever it was. We were allowed to believe that little Albania was an outlier, but certainly Yugoslavia was every bit as much under Kruschev's thumb as East Germany. As for Georgia, Byelorussia or the 'stans—I at least had no idea they existed as ethnic, linguistic or even food groups.
But she probably got an A in General Partisan Resistance and Social Self-protection.
George, can you see what that plastic surgeon did to her eyes? Don't pay him.
And with whom did she associate at this Commie University?
So she and her husband have something in common other than adoring The Donald: a troubled relationship with the truth. Good to know.
What's the over/under on nose jobs since that photo was taken? She might only have been a 9 1/2 back then.
We live in a post-truth world.
"Soviet Union?" Tito spins in his grave!
Hah! You're right. Growing up during the Cold War, we believed that the USSR, which was synonymous with "Russia," was one giant monolithic nation-state, encompassing even Red China until the Sino-Soviet split of '61 or whenever it was. We were allowed to believe that little Albania was an outlier, but certainly Yugoslavia was every bit as much under Kruschev's thumb as East Germany. As for Georgia, Byelorussia or the 'stans—I at least had no idea they existed as ethnic, linguistic or even food groups.