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Конец жизни — Я была обыкновенной женщиной — муж, двое детей, — Татьяна перелистывает маленький альбом с фотографиями десять на пятнадцать. Почти на всех снимках — мальчик и девочка: сначала совсем маленькие, потом постарше. Спят, играют, смеются в камеру, смотрят в сторону. На нескольких фотографиях — молодая женщина яркой �...

Кто родился 18 июля   © ÐŸÐ“ Владимир Ростиславович Мединский (51 год), помощник Президента РФ. Был одним из соучредителей и руководителей одно из первых Ñ...

Kaushik Patowary Dec 2, 2019 0 comments Early computers were mechanical machines built using gears and levers. These parts or components could be moved with precision and were connected to other components in a way that simulated the relationship between different variables in a mathematical equation. By moving a gear or pulling a lever, one can change these variables and the results of these actions can be viewed in another set of gears, whose newly acquired positions gave the answer the operator was seeking. In 1936, a Russian engineer named Vladimir Lukyanov built such a mechanical comput...

World Union of Old Believers backs idea to place Ivan III monument on Moscow's Lubyanka Square MOSCOW. Feb 15 (Interfax) - The World Union of Old Believers has announced its support for an initiative to erect a monument to Grand Prince of Moscow Ivan III (1440-1505) on Lubyanka Square in the center of Moscow, where a statue of Felix Dzerzhinsky, the founder of the Soviet secret police, used to stand in Soviet times. "Ivan III is the first ruler of our state who combined Russian, Byzantine, and Western identities in himself. Thus, he acted as a bridge between Russian culture and Western cultur...

How the Red Square almost became a NECROPOLIS for Soviet leaders (PICS) Mos.ru Under one of the designs, the pantheon for Lenin, Stalin and their associates was to be built across from the Kremlin, at the site where the GUM department store now stands. There was only one moment in history when Lenin’s Mausoleum on the Red Square could have been left without its tomb and there could have also been a string of open graves along the Kremlin wall. That moment came after the death of Joseph Stalin on March 5, 1953.  When Stalin died, there arose the question of what to do with ...