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Russian pornography and erotica
Russian pornography and erotica.
==Pornography in the Soviet Union==
Pornography in the Soviet Union was largely suppressed until the final years of the USSR. According to ''The Pornography and Erotica Debate: USSR'', sex in general was viewed as "a wasteful consumer of energies better devoted to the building of Communism." Genrikh Yagoda, the third head of the NKVD, was accused during his trial (besides espionage and high treason) of storing a great number of pornographic films and pictures. Such accusations were also faced by Nikolai Yezhov, who followed Yagoda. More recently, possession could get up to 3 years in prison, or a 3000 ruble fine. The 1988 Soviet film ''Malenkaya Vera'' was the first to feature a sex scene. The resolution on Glasnost stated, "Glasnost must not be used...() disseminate pornography" but by September 1989, calendars of topless women for the year 1990 were being sold in Moscow.〔Edmondson, Linda Harriet (1992). ''Women and Society in Russia and the Soviet Union''.〕
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