Žicharevo is the railway station near the village of Nazija and is built in the classical style (late 19th century). Despite heaviest battles here during the…
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Latvian independent rock stage is as a matter of fact rich in impressive performers who can easily compete with their British counterparts credited for being…
This bridge in Vasilkovo is presumably one of very few in Russia (specialists affirm that only two or three of this kind are to be found in…
If you watch Muzzy’s adventures somewhat abstractly, without thinking of this cartoon as of “English as a second language for little kids”, you’ll find out…
Vladimir Mayakovsky wrote his poem “The Flying Proletarian” in mid 1920s, and 40 years after, in 1962, it was visualized in a somewhere ironical way, in the form…
The lowest of the Seven Sisters (seven Stalin’s skyscrapers), 139m. The building makes strong references to medieval Russian architecture, especially evident is its Kremlin allusion,…
We know ABBA‘s song The Day Before You Came as a very sad, but quite a usual radio or background track. A young lady scrupulously describes her rainy…
This Ronald Dworkin‘s (1931-2013; lawyer, philosopher) note On the right to ridicule was published in the New York Review of Books on March 23, 2006. The question whether we…
Boris Tischenko is Dmitry Shostakovich’s direct student, and the only most successful one so far. He wrote quite a few works, but the two most salient…
“A History of Ancient Rome” by N.A. Mashkin is arguably among the most comprehensive and full sources on Roman history, starting pre-Roman era till the conventionally accepted date…