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Vysotsky, Vladimir Semenovich

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Vysotsky, Vladimir Semenovich (1938-1980)

Russian ballad singer and actor famous during the 1970s for his popular songs, circulated privately since he was forbidden to publish the words. The satirical ballads he wrote and performed told of Russian hypocrisy, Stalin's prison camps, food lines, and other Soviet ills.

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