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Cruise lines adjust itineraries after Russian invasion of Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Cruise lines adjust itineraries after Russian invasion of Ukraine

Several cruise lines have said they will be avoiding ports in Ukraine and Russia amid the Russian invasion into the neighboring country.

1922: The Year That Sealed The Fate Of Russia And Its Neighborhood - Vimarsana News

1922: The Year That Sealed The Fate Of Russia And Its Neighborhood

In 1922, Russia was marking the fifth anniversary of the 1917 coup that brought the Bolsheviks to power, but the country's future seemed very much up in the air. It was the crucial events of that year that marked a tumultuous break with the past and set the mold for decades of dictatorship.

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1922: The Year That Sealed The Fate Of Russia And Its Neighborhood - Vimarsana News

1922: The Year That Sealed The Fate Of Russia And Its Neighborhood

Russia entered 1922 with a shaky government ruling largely by martial law, a civil war still raging, a famine spreading across the Volga region, parts o

1922: The Year That Sealed The Fate Of Russia And Its Neighborhood - Vimarsana News

1922: The Year That Sealed The Fate Of Russia And Its Neighborhood

Russia entered 1922 with a shaky government ruling largely by martial law, a civil war still raging, a famine spreading across the Volga region, parts o

Public Chamber wants to curtail Solovki tourism - Vimarsana News

Public Chamber wants to curtail Solovki tourism

A group of scholars and public figures is petitioning for a special status for the Solovetsky Islands – revered in Russia as the home of a monastery and the site of the Soviet Union’s first prison cam A group of scholars and public figures is petitioning for a special status for the Solovetsky Islands – revered in Russia as the home of a monastery and the site of the Soviet Union’s first prison camp. In an attempt to keep the sacred site from becoming a tourist attraction and a venue for jazz festivals, the Public Chamber has sent a letter asking Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to accor...