UKK//Marat

Towards the end of the 1970s, boys of all ages in Kazan found streets and made them their own, and anyone who even tried to violate the boundaries was beaten and kicked out. At first, everything was peaceful; beatings were the only criminal incidents, but over time, they began to grow. Gangs such as the Khadi-Taktash, the Irons, and the Razezezd emerged, all of them fearsome in their brutality. The most important and popular gang was the Khadi-Taktash, which stood out from the rest for its criminality. They committed robberies, murders, and prostitution. Everyone knew them and feared them.

One of the most popular gangs after the Khadi-Taktash was " Universam/UKK ." They called themselves the kings of Kazan and were respected more than feared. A 15-year-old boy named Marat was a member of one, having joined because of his older brother. No one bothered him for even the slightest infraction, just because of his older brother's respect. He didn't take advantage of this, but he was proud that his older brother, even though he was a half-brother, was respected beyond his own ranks.

One day, Marat was at a music concert where his friend, also a band member, was playing the piano. When the concert ended, the guy stood up and started clapping louder than everyone else, earning him a reprimand. He just smiled and continued clapping. As he left the room, which was filled with women clearly displeased with his boorish behavior, Marat noticed a very attractive guy fiddling with a violin case.

"Why aren't you answering? Let me help you," he said, kneeling down and starting to do it.

Towards the end of the 1970s, boys of all ages in Kazan found streets and made them their own, and anyone who even tried to violate the boundaries was beaten and kicked out. At first, everything was peaceful; beatings were the only criminal incidents, but over time, they began to grow. Gangs such as the Khadi-Taktash, the Irons, and the Razezezd emerged, all of them fearsome in their brutality. The most important and popular gang was the Khadi-Taktash, which stood out from the rest for its criminality. They committed robberies, murders, and prostitution. Everyone knew them and feared them.

One of the most popular gangs after the Khadi-Taktash was " Universam/UKK ." They called themselves the kings of Kazan and were respected more than feared. A 15-year-old boy named Marat was a member of one, having joined because of his older brother. No one bothered him for even the slightest infraction, just because of his older brother's respect. He didn't take advantage of this, but he was proud that his older brother, even though he was a half-brother, was respected beyond his own ranks.

One day, Marat was at a music concert where his friend, also a band member, was playing the piano. When the concert ended, the guy stood up and started clapping louder than everyone else, earning him a reprimand. He just smiled and continued clapping. As he left the room, which was filled with women clearly displeased with his boorish behavior, Marat noticed a very attractive guy fiddling with a violin case.

"Why aren't you answering? Let me help you," he said, kneeling down and starting to do it.