ПОЧЕМУ РУССКИЕ УЕЗЖАЮТ ИЗ ЛАТВИИ? Статус негражданина и чувство Родины

Subscribe to Maria Shakhova's channel: https://t.me/mashakhova And follow us on other social media: Rutube: https://rutube.ru/channel/23700222 VKontakte: https://vk.com/we_and_they Zen: https://dzen.ru/we_and_they Support: VK Donut: https://vk.com/donut/we__and__they We'll send our branded merch to the most creative viewers of this episode! Find the terms in the episode! From Latvia to Veliky Novgorod. Tatyana Grushetskaya was born and lived her entire life in Latvia, but always considered herself Russian. She and her husband raised two children and built careers, but with each passing year they felt increasingly alienated in the country. When Russophobia reached its peak, the family decided to return to their historical homeland. Why is there a "alien" section in the Latvian passport? What is life like for those considered second-class citizens? And how did their son honorably serve in the Russian army? Watch the new episode. 00:00 - Intro 00:43 - Who is Tatyana Grushetskaya 01:29 - "Even the air is freer here" 04:13 - Is there a "alien" section in the Latvian passport? 7:15 - The persecution of Russians in Latvia 10:08 - On non-citizen status 15:54 - "Russia has managed to unite society" 20:41 - Differences in work: chaos versus discipline 25:52 - Trying out beaver 27:14 - Education and blurred boundaries of respect 29:29 - "Our son has paid his debt to the Motherland" 32:42 - Latvian schools and language problems 37:13 - Local slang 39:48 - Personal space and public transportation 47:49 - On the Russian "mavos'" 51:12 - On the important #myioni #mariyashakhova #russia #latvia