Throughout the Soviet era, the USSR tended to brag (perhaps justifiably) about the country's high levels of literacy, referring to Soviet population as the "most readerly" nation in the world. Did Russian citizens get introduced to "lower brow" culture after the collapse of the Soviet Union?
Lower brow culture is normally referred to as less sophisticated and vulgar culture and it is evident through history that Russian citizen got introduced to it after the collapse of Soviet Union.
