> Serious question: what did the Eastern block used to do sex offenders?
Unless the EB was radically different from the rest of 1970s Earth, nothing.
In the US, pre-1980s kids knew not to take any kind of abuse to the police. At best they'd be gaslit or outed to their abuser (who was commonly family). For most of LEO history cops (who reflected society in general) were not there to protect kids. Perps certainly knew this.
Source: We kids talked to each other and figured out reality pretty fast.
Ah yes - familiar and agree with this as well. It does however depend significantly on whether the perp was known to you or not. You'd be far more likely to report a stranger abusing you randomly on the street than say your family member, teacher, coach, etc. (see Hockey Canada for a sad example of this continuing to date).
Unless the EB was radically different from the rest of 1970s Earth, nothing.
In the US, pre-1980s kids knew not to take any kind of abuse to the police. At best they'd be gaslit or outed to their abuser (who was commonly family). For most of LEO history cops (who reflected society in general) were not there to protect kids. Perps certainly knew this.
Source: We kids talked to each other and figured out reality pretty fast.