More (near) studio action - surreal Russian Market time

I went to the Russian Market (Balti Jaam).  It's a very odd place.  Lots of old Soviet occupation memorabilia; old Russian money, badges with the hammer & sickle logo, furry hats and busts of Lenin and plaques featuring Stalin.

Controversially they also have old WW2 matchbooks for sale, some of which sport rather fetching propaganda imagery of Hitler or his idolised Arian race girl or boy waving a flag with the swastika on it, and rings featuring the swastika.  It's very odd to see this sort of thing for sale, but I guess the Nazis flooded occupied countries with these sorts of 'supporter' propaganda.  It's a little disturbing really to see these sorts of thing existing in daily life, to be surrounded by it and people selling it as part of their stock.