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No references found	Or indeed, should you run out of vodka - easily done, as the nights are long and cold, and shops few and far between - you run the risk of falling victim to a particularly bad batch of samogon , the illicit hooch, brewed from anything from apples to plywood, that underpins and undermines rural life. Russia's land of lost churches by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk Collective farms and their subsidiary enterprises, owners of 'small means of transport', vodka manufacture, both legal and samogon, and distribution, and the Caucasus republics (Georgia in particular) proved particularly rich sources of illicit (from the system's perspective) monetisation and private 'entrepreneurial' activity (Grossman, 1977b, pp. Command versus 'shadow': the conflicted soul of the Soviet economy (1) by Ericson, Richard E. / Comparative Economic Studies Efforts to limit production and sales of "official" vodka resulted in a increased sales of moonshine, or samogon in Russian parlance. The Alcoholic Empire: Vodka and Politics in Late Imperial Russia by McReynolds, Louise / Journal of Social History	Samisen samizdat Samkhya SAML Samlah Sammartini, Giovanni Battista sammel Sammer, Ivan Sammer, Ivan Adamovich Sammet, Jean E. Samna Samnite Samnite Wars Samnites Samnium Samo Samo Chalupka Samo Chalúpka Samoa Samoa Independence Day Samoans Samoded Samodur, Semen Samodur, Semen Solomonovich Samoedy Samogon Samoiad Samoilo Ivanovich Samus Samoilo Samus Samoilo, Aleksandr Samoilo, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Samoilov Samoilov, Aleksandr Samoilov, Aleksandr Filippovich Samoilov, Andrei Samoilov, Andrei Grigorevich Samoilov, David Samoilov, David Samuilovich Samoilov, Evgenii Samoilov, Evgenii Valerianovich Samoilov, Fedor Nikitich Samoilov, Iakov Samoilov, Iakov Vladimirovich Samoilova, Konkordiia Samoilova, Konkordiia Nikolaevna Samoilova, Tatiana Samoilova, Tatiana Evgenevna Samoilovich, Aleksandr Samoilovich, Aleksandr Nikolaevich Samoilovich, Danilo Samoilovich, Danilo Samoilovich	Samoan Samoan Samoan Assemblies of God Samoan Community Council of San Diego Samoan Islands Samoan Islands Samoan National Development Party Samoan palolo worm Samoan palolo worms Samoan United Independent Party Samoans Samoans Samoas Samoas Samoborska Glazbena Jesen SAMOC Samochody I Maszyny Robocze SAMOD Samoded Samodur, Semen Samodur, Semen Solomonovich Samodzielna Brygada Strzelcow Karpackich Samodzielna Kolumna Transportu Sanitarnego Samodzielny Pododdzial Antyterrorystyczny Policji Samodzielny Proprzemyslowy Instytut Naukowy Samodzielny Publiczny Centralny Szpital Kliniczny Samodzielny Publiczny Szpital Kliniczny Samoedy Samogon Samogonka Samogonka Samogonka Samohon Samohon Samohon Samohonka Samohonka Samohonka Samoiad Samoilo Ivanovich Samus Samoilo Samus Samoilo, Aleksandr Samoilo, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Samoilov Samoilov, Aleksandr Samoilov, Aleksandr Filippovich Samoilov, Andrei Samoilov, Andrei Grigorevich Samoilov, David Samoilov, David Samuilovich Samoilov, Evgenii Samoilov, Evgenii Valerianovich Samoilov, Fedor Nikitich Samoilov, Iakov Samoilov, Iakov Vladimirovich Samoilova, Konkordiia Samoilova, Konkordiia Nikolaevna Samoilova, Tatiana Samoilova, Tatiana Evgenevna

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Or indeed, should you run out of vodka - easily done, as the nights are long and cold, and shops few and far between - you run the risk of falling victim to a particularly bad batch of samogon , the illicit hooch, brewed from anything from apples to plywood, that underpins and undermines rural life.

Russia's land of lost churches by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

Collective farms and their subsidiary enterprises, owners of 'small means of transport', vodka manufacture, both legal and samogon, and distribution, and the Caucasus republics (Georgia in particular) proved particularly rich sources of illicit (from the system's perspective) monetisation and private 'entrepreneurial' activity (Grossman, 1977b, pp.