In Russia there is no [[GenZ]] as it is defined in the [[United States]]. The age group 18 to 25 belongs to what might be termed the Putin era. Some, in [[the West]], call it “the Putin Generation”. Differences between young and older Russians are mostly differences of perspective and experience. Research shows younger people guiding older relatives through the modern [[digital]] world while also receiving [[historical]] knowledge from them, transcending [[generation]]al divides. | In Russia there is no [[GenZ]] as it is defined in the [[United States]]. The age group 18 to 25 belongs to what might be termed the Putin era. Some, in [[the West]], call it “the Putin Generation”. Differences between young and older Russians are mostly differences of perspective and experience. Research shows younger people guiding older relatives through the modern [[digital]] world while also receiving [[historical]] knowledge from them, transcending [[generation]]al divides. |