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What do the names of Russian cities mean?

These translations may not always be accurate linguistically, but we tried to pick the most peculiar ones.

01 Oct 2023 History What do the names of Russian cities mean?

What were Soviet beauty standards like?

Even in the country of the ‘builders of communism’, women paid attention to clothing fashion trends, did their best to look after themselves and often imitated movie stars and celebrities.

01 Oct 2023 History What were Soviet beauty standards like?

How did Russian nobles communicate with flowers?

Any socialite living in imperial Russia knew a lot about the varieties and meanings of flowers. Men did not lag behind women in this matter. All this was necessary for secret, coded communication.

30 Sep 2023 History How did Russian nobles communicate with flowers?

What was nicknamed after the leaders of the USSR?

It's not only houses and libraries, but also two different vodkas. Yes, you read that correctly!

28 Sep 2023 History What was nicknamed after the leaders of the USSR?

How did apartment blocks change under Stalin, Khrushchev & Brezhnev?

From ‘stalinka’ and ‘khrushchyovka’ to the “improved designs” of Brezhnev’s times: How did the construction of the country change depending on who was in charge.

27 Sep 2023 History How did apartment blocks change under Stalin, Khrushchev & Brezhnev?

Did Hitler intend to conquer the entire USSR?

In fact, the Third Reich was eager to divide it with its European and Asian allies.

26 Sep 2023 History Did Hitler intend to conquer the entire USSR?

What U.S. vehicles did the Red Army use in World War II?

The U.S. and Britain sent the USSR a great variety of equipment during World War II. Most of all, however, the Red Army was grateful to them for Studebaker trucks and Willys army utility vehicles.

25 Sep 2023 History What U.S. vehicles did the Red Army use in World War II?

How were visiting cards used in Imperial Russia?

By the end of the 18th century, the popular culture of personal visits in Russia had reached the point of absurdity – even formal visits to relatives and friends could take up to several days. Visiting cards came to the rescue to save time and effort.

24 Sep 2023 History How were visiting cards used in Imperial Russia?

‘U cherta na kulichkakh’ – what’s behind this Russian idiom?

If we are to believe one theory, its origin lies very near to the Moscow Kremlin.

23 Sep 2023 History ‘U cherta na kulichkakh’ – what’s behind this Russian idiom?

5 ancient Russian cities that vanished

A legendary trading city, an ancient Greek capital, a harsh place of exile, a city submerged under water, and a medieval city destroyed by the Mongols – all these places shared the same fate, literally disappearing or wiped off the face of the earth as major historical events unfolded.

21 Sep 2023 History 5 ancient Russian cities that vanished

How many times was Stalin imprisoned & exiled?

During his revolutionary youth, the future Soviet leader was imprisoned many times. And almost always escaped from it.

21 Sep 2023 History How many times was Stalin imprisoned & exiled?

How Bolsheviks bombed the Kremlin

In October 1917, the Bolsheviks almost bloodlessly took power in Petrograd. But fierce resistance awaited them in Moscow, where the first battle of the Civil War took place.

20 Sep 2023 History How Bolsheviks bombed the Kremlin

Alexander Zass: How a Russian athlete became the strongest man on Earth

Alexander Zass became famous for his special exercise technique, which dramatically increased strength and stamina. Surprisingly, he developed it as a captive, sitting chained in a cramped prison cell.

19 Sep 2023 History Alexander Zass: How a Russian athlete became the strongest man on Earth

Why did Stalin decide to BLOW UP and flood the Moscow Metro in 1941?

The destruction was stopped literally at the last minute.

18 Sep 2023 History Why did Stalin decide to BLOW UP and flood the Moscow Metro in 1941?

5 KEY facts about the Battle of Kulikovo

September 16 marks the anniversary of the Battle of Kulikovo Field. We reveal five important historical facts about this battle, confirmed by historical sources.

16 Sep 2023 History 5 KEY facts about the Battle of Kulikovo

How the USSR promoted the ‘friendship of peoples’ (PHOTOS)

The ‘friendship of peoples’ was one of the supports upon which the multinational Soviet Union rested. Unity and equality were embedded into this phrase, as well as cooperation and mutual help, goodwill and common interests, collaborative work, the freedom and independence of all peoples of the USSR. All together they made up the monolithic Soviet people.

14 Sep 2023 History How the USSR promoted the ‘friendship of peoples’ (PHOTOS)

Both former capitals of the Golden Horde are now in Russia

Old Sarai and New Sarai were the names of these two cities. Both were located on the bank of the Akhtuba River in the present-day Volgograd and Astrakhan regions. What is in their place now?

14 Sep 2023 History Both former capitals of the Golden Horde are now in Russia

How an 18-year-old girl became a hero of the USSR

Zoya Kosmodemyanskaya became the first female recipient of the Hero of the Soviet Union gold star medal for her actions in World War II. Mountains and stars were named in her honor, while poems and operas were dedicated to her. Why?

13 Sep 2023 History How an 18-year-old girl became a hero of the USSR

Marshal Budyonny: The best Soviet cavalryman who was friends with Stalin

This legendary military commander survived through the Civil War and two world wars. But, most of all, he loved horses and dreamed of having his own horse breeding farm.

13 Sep 2023 History Marshal Budyonny: The best Soviet cavalryman who was friends with Stalin

How the Red Army fought on Harley-Davidsons in World War II

The famous American motorcycle was not only the most widely used motorbike in the Red Army, but also the favorite of Soviet soldiers.

12 Sep 2023 History How the Red Army fought on Harley-Davidsons in World War II

5 interesting facts about the pioneer necktie

Why did the pioneer tie often deteriorate and when could it be deliberately defaced? We remind those who did not catch the era of Soviet pioneers.

10 Sep 2023 History 5 interesting facts about the pioneer necktie

How the USSR’s best female sniper killed 309 Nazis & befriended Eleanor Roosevelt

Lyudmila Pavlichenko fought two wars: On the front, she eliminated Nazis with sniper fire, and then, she fought for the opening of a second front by Western Allies at receptions in the U.S.

10 Sep 2023 History How the USSR’s best female sniper killed 309 Nazis & befriended Eleanor Roosevelt

Why did wrestling legend Ivan Poddubny die in poverty?

The most famous Russian wrestler, who quite literally broke his opponents, found himself broken by the Soviet system.

10 Sep 2023 History Why did wrestling legend Ivan Poddubny die in poverty?

Is it true that Soviet aircraft bombed Stockholm in 1944?

The USSR refused to acknowledge the involvement of its planes in the raid on the city, even if unintentional.

06 Sep 2023 History Is it true that Soviet aircraft bombed Stockholm in 1944?

How the best German ace was twice captured by the Soviets

Erich Hartmann was a real nightmare for the Red Army Air Force.

05 Sep 2023 History How the best German ace was twice captured by the Soviets

Why did Mangazeya, Siberia’s wealthiest city, disappear from the map of the Tsardom of Russia?

At the beginning of the 17th century, the English actively strove to infiltrate Siberia. The Tsardom of Russia radically put a stop to it. But, it had to pay for it with the loss of the merchant city Mangazeya, abandoning an important sea trade route through the northern seas for a long time.

04 Sep 2023 History Why did Mangazeya, Siberia’s wealthiest city, disappear from the map of the Tsardom of Russia?

The mother of the main enemy of the Bolsheviks lived quietly among… the Bolsheviks!

Baroness Wrangel could not escape from “these beasts” abroad for a long time.

04 Sep 2023 History The mother of the main enemy of the Bolsheviks lived quietly among… the Bolsheviks!

Why were there so few stone buildings in ancient Russia?

There are only a few buildings left in Russia that date back to the 12th-13th centuries – and they’re relatively small churches and temples. While, in Europe, giant stone structures like the Burg Eltz or Alcazar were already built in the 8th-9th centuries. There are three concrete reasons for this.

31 Aug 2023 History Why were there so few stone buildings in ancient Russia?

How the USSR’s most cunning thief got 93 years in prison, escaped NINE times & lived for 100 years

He stole from ‘Heroes of the Soviet Union’ and earned money by cheating and swindling. During his decades-long criminal career, he was tried 13 times and his sentences totaled 93 years. Yet, he lived in luxury and was given an apartment in the center of Moscow by the USSR’s most influential officials. This is the story of Vanka Khitry (Khitry translates as “Cunning”)- the most skillful swindler of his time.

30 Aug 2023 History How the USSR’s most cunning thief got 93 years in prison, escaped NINE times & lived for 100 years

Why were there few Sagittarians & Scorpios in Russia?

There is a certain reason so few Russian people of the tsarist era were born in November and December.

29 Aug 2023 History Why were there few Sagittarians & Scorpios in Russia?
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