Famous Bards of The Soviet Era
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- Victor Berkovsky
- Alexander Dolsky
- Alexander Dulov
- Alexander Galich
- Alexander Gorodnitsky
- Alexander Gradsky
- Evgeny Kliachkin
- Yuliy Kim
- Arik Krupp
- Yuri Kukin
- Victor Luferov
- Novella Matveyeva
- Sergey Nikitin
- Tatyana Nikitina
- Bulat Okudzhava
- Alexander Rosenbaum
- Yuri Vizbor
- Vladimir Vysotsky
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