The translation with Japanese into Russian

The summer of 1946 in the southern part of the island Sakhalin Region was time of great changes. The period of yens, signs in Japanese, Shintoistic sanctuaries and Buddhist temples, streets without the sidewalks, cold houses, geishas and sake came to an end. They were succeeded by the Soviet rubles, Russian, Lenin Street, portraits Joseph Stalin, collective farms, movie theaters and beer, bread, tomatoes, beet and cabbage. The steamship behind steamship tens of thousands of Japanese from the South took away Sakhalin Region to Japan, and other steamships brought tens of thousands of inhabitants of the continental USSR on their place. Sakhalin Region ours Unlike the Southern Kuril Islands, a question about...