Kurland boiler: where the Germans continued to fight after the fall of the Berlin
7 may 1945 was signed the preliminary Protocol of unconditional surrender of Nazi Germany. But, when the whole of Europe is at peace, in the Western part of Latvia – Kurland – still the shots were fired.
“Caspian sea monster”: why the Soviet Union created a flying ship
In 1967, in the Green room of the headquarters of the CIA gathered a group of analysts of US intelligence to decipher sensational pictures taken over the Caspian sea spy satellite. The photographs were visible to a huge machine similar to a plane.
Maria Ulyanova: what are the facts about Lenin’s mother was strictly classified
Mother of V. I. Lenin a year did not live up to the October revolution. Official Soviet propaganda because of ideological reasons suppressed some pages of her biography.
“The escape of the prisoners live”: why did the riot police stormed the St. Petersburg “Crosses”
"Dashing the nineties" in Russia was marked not only by rampant crime, but the increased attention of television to this subject. 3 months after the collapse of the USSR residents of St. Petersburg and Russia clung to the screens, watching the bloody drama that unfolded in the legendary prison "Crosses".
How the Spanish flu influenced the outcome of the First world and Russian civil wars
The epidemic disease called the Spanish flu or "Spanish flu" in 1918-1919 struck the whole world. Currently, according to archival documents from many countries it can be stated that the victims of the "Spanish flu" began in total from 17 million to 50 million people. Even the minimum figure is higher than the number of victims to complete by the time the First world war (10 million).
Navigating Debt Relief ─ The Role of a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy...
Financial struggles can affect anyone, sometimes arising from unexpected medical expenses, job loss, or accumulating debt. When debts become unmanageable, bankruptcy offers legal relief...
