When I visited the Soviet Union, nearly 30 years ago, we were warned not to take photographs of places like train stations, bridges, or government buildings. Naturally, being a wiseass 19 year-old American, I went out of my way to take snapshots of such places, my great prize being the Lubyanka.1 Thankfully, we live in [...]
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