r the fall of the Soviet Union the black market became to transform into a legal or at least half legal market since imports and exports, currency trading, priA transition in the Russian economy began in the nineteen eighties, when the communist empire tried to shift to a capitalist system that would work, and improve the economic situation in the country. This transition was of cause not painless for the Russian people. Many were depressed an became drunkards and alcoholics unable to see that all they’ve been working for, all the ideas they fiercely protected go down the drain.

One of the main problems of the country as well as of all the CIS countries became the Russian organized crime. It appeared as early as the early seventies, and took hold of the Russian black market. After the fall of the Soviet Union the black market became to transform into a legal or at least half legal market since imports and exports, currency trading, priv

e the economic situation in the country. This transition was of cause not painless for the Russian people. Many were depressed an became drunkards and alcoholics unable to see that all they’ve been working for, all the ideas they fiercely protected go down the drain.

One of the main problems of the country as well as of all the CIS countries became the Russian organized crime. It appeared as early as the early seventies, and took hold of the Russian black market. After the fall of the Soviet Union the black market became to transform into a legal or at least half legal market since imports and exports, currency trading, pri

cs unable to see that all they’ve been working for, all the ideas they fiercely protected go down the drain.

One of the main problems of the country as well as of all the CIS countries became the Russian organized crime. It appeared as early as the early seventies, and took hold of the Russian black market. After the fall of the Soviet Union the black market became to transform into a legal or at least half legal market since imports and exports, currency trading, pri

ll as of all the CIS countries became the Russian organized crime. It appeared as early as the early seventies, and took hold of the Russian black market. After the fall of the Soviet Union the black market became to transform into a legal or at least half legal market since imports and exports, currency trading, prir the fall of the Soviet Union the black market became to transform into a legal or at least half legal market since imports and exports, currency trading, private enterprising was legalized. This ‘freedoms’ created even more ways for financial speculations and development of gangster businesses in the country. Extortions, murder, and business take over was an everyday event. It even stopped to surprise most of the country’s population that somebody gets shot, blown up, or kid napped everyday. By the year nineteen ninety one, in Russia alone around seven hundred gangs could be counted. Each would have five to twenty people. That is a lot of people if you think. And that was only the official statistics. The real situation only now seems to touch the surface of truth. The organized crim