PBS Frontline: Comrades IV: The Trial of Tamara Russo (1986)

Frontline examines the differences in Soviet and Western justice systems as it contrasts the lives of Tamara Russo, a 50-year-old hospital orderly on trial for theft in Soviet Moldavia, and Lyubov Bubulic, the female judge presiding over Russo’s case.
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I like how editor put circus with animals before putting judje's speach about educating and helping people

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Poor Russo, she's no chance with that brief.
This is a real window into another time, place, & world.

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Mentality not changed so much. People are poor and goverment shaming them actively. People there even don't realise how severely goverment steal wealth from them. Just undereducated poor people, like african country

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Mother Russia is going back to this time. I feel or the Russian people, they have never had a decent government.

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