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--
In the morning I bought food on the Government Black
Market, for in Russia the Government runs the Black Market,
and then continued on my way. The Russian on the train
had told me to pose as a tourist and to hang a camera (taken
from the train) around my neck. I had no film, and in those
days hardly knew one side of the camera from the other.
Soon I found myself in the better part of Moscow, the
part that the ordinary tourist sees, for the ordinary tourist
does not see "behind the scenes",-the misery, poverty and
death which exists in the slum side streets. The Moscow
River was before me, and I walked along its banks for a
time before turning up into Red Square. The Kremlin, and
the Tomb of Lenin impressed me not at all. I was used to
the grandeur and sparkling beauty of the Potala. Near an
entrance to the Kremlin a small group of people waited,
apathetic, slovenly, looking as if they had been driven there
like cattle. With a "swoosh" three huge black cars rushed,
out, across the Square, and disappeared into the obscurity
of the streets. As people were looking dully in my direction,

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I half raised the camera. Suddenly I