Sean Kleefeld on Nostr: Here's a comparison of populations between the US and Soviet Union/Russia. Russia is ...
Here's a comparison of populations between the US and Soviet Union/Russia. Russia is consistently larger by ~20 million until the early 1990s, but starts dropping for about 15 years before starting to creep back upwards. Why do you suppose that is?
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