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The Russian military passed both Chechen wars, survived captivity and miraculously did not die. The specifics of his profession was quite exotic: Alexander Zhukov was a military lifeguard. He was looking for and evacuated pilots of downed aircraft and helicopters, pick up special forces troops from raids and evacuated from dangerous areas of civilians. For many of the military he became a real angel.

The etymology of this term includes several meanings, and are not identical in meaning. The designation "mabuti" the Russian infantry is only one of the linguistic definitions of the word.

More terrible world war to modern human civilization can only be a huge natural disaster. For example, the eruption of the volcano. Once in a similar way after the eruption of Vesuvius have been wiped off the face of the Earth the famous Pompeii. The question is, who's next?

For the epic four-volume "War and peace" (which the author himself called "wordy rubbish") and particularly his interpretation of the school program lost a true mystical personality of Leo Tolstoy. Who was he – a philosopher and free-thinker, or through his Messianic inspiration was apparent schizophrenia? If such person lived in medieval Europe, it would certainly be burned as a heretic, as burned in 1314 master of the knights Templar Jacques de Molay. But Leo Tolstoy was not so far from the Templars as you might think.

A native of Altai Krai Vasily Grigin went through the war. He was wounded and lost an eye. For bravery at the front, Gregin was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union. However, 20 years after the victory Grigia deprived of high rewards. All this time Vasily Filippovich held in places of deprivation of liberty. He never left them afterwards. The amount of time the former Hero of the Soviet Union was 37 years.