TΠΎΠ²Π°ΡΠΈΡ ΠΎΡΠΈΡΠ΅Ρ! SN Kirov and her tovarishch ofitser, Admiral Vladimir Tributs. Kronstadt, 1941.
me and my tovarishch on school sleepover
tovarishch v.redd.it/ib5l4uf5y3251
Tovarishch gone awol.. v.redd.it/iyofjpjcf0z61
Iβm from Russia and it was almost my year salary. Remember to hodl, Tovarishch
Let's see if this cracks tovarishch iyouxin
Kogda nas v boy poshlyot tovarishch Stalin!
Soviet IS-3, making tovarishch StΓ‘lin proud
You may have no Valentine Tovarishch, but the Spartan Order has your back! (Sorry if this breaks rules, wanted to show off my new Metro jacket patch) reddit.com/gallery/ljyurz
Just for 5 points more, tovarishch! Get lolpen APCR rounds, 1 extra MG, 5% better accuracy, and 1 extra RPM. On sale now!
ΠΏΡΠΈΠ²Π΅Ρ ΡΠΎΠ²Π°ΡΠΈΡ (privet tovarishch, greetings comradre)
[25:43] The Truth About Tiananmen Square Protests β’ Tovarishch Endymion youtu.be/sqPI8xlnrwg
options>control>vibration off [SPASIBO TOVARISHCH]
Tovarishch Putin trying out SVCh semi-automatic sniper rifle gfycat.com/ResponsibleKluβ¦
Do Russians ever still address each other as "Tovarishch"?
In this short film, a Russian soldier addresses her superior officer as "Tovarishch Mayor" ("Comrade Major" but the subtitles translate it as "sir.")
The film does not take place in Soviet times, as her shoulder patch says "Rossiya" in Cyrillic and has the Russian Federation flag.
Is it still common to address others as "comrade", is it just a military thing, or did the film get it wrong?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwFO-seKnBM
Tovarishch Yuri, stands guard outside the infamous 'Bulli Gulag'.
Smol Tovarishch (Comrade) Yuri.
Tovarishch Canela youtube.com/watch?v=H8PXqβ¦
Playing some Kalashnikov with my Tovarishch
