S2 #3 Pouyehali. How UGG Australia was created - С2 #3 ПОУЕХАЛИ. Как создавали UGG Australia

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"Pouehali" is an SBS Russian podcast where we talk about the waves of emigration from Russia and the Soviet Union. In the second season, we talk about the emigration of Jews from the USSR to Australia, which began in 1974. - "Поуехали" - это подкаст SBS Russian, в котором мы рассказываем о волнах эмиграции из России и Советского Союза. Во втором сезоне говорим об эмиграции евреев из СССР в Австралию, которая началась в 1974 году.

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