Saturday, October 17, 2026

Nikita Khrushchev: what you were doing before the revolution future “leader” of the USSR

Nikita Khrushchev: what you were doing before the revolution future "leader" of the USSR
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Nikita Khrushchev was one of the most memorable leader of the Soviet country. His name is most often associated with two subject – corn on the cob and shoes.

Cathy Hummels post Ruhrpott-photo – your Munich Fans react allergic to it: “you Can only shake the head”

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Dortmund/Munich - you said it well! Cathy Hummels posted on Wednesday a photo of the proposed high waves. What, however, was the fact that the Influencerin stands on a Surf-Board. Rather, it is the message behind it. "Who needs Miami when you have the...

Vilfand has promised to “normal” weather in Moscow next week

Vilfand has promised to "normal" weather in Moscow next week
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Expected cold, but the temperature for the first time in the winter will be close to climate norm

Sergey Paramonov: what has become of the “Soviet Robertino Loretti”

Sergey Paramonov: what has become of the "Soviet Robertino Loretti"
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Sergey Paramonov knew the entire Soviet Union. There was not a man who would have never heard performed by Big children's choir Union radio and Central television, under the direction of V. Popov song "birthday" from cartoon about crocodile Gena and Cheburashka, or "Blue car", "Antoshka", "Smile". And those who heard these songs, have not been able to forget the soloist, by its clear, transparent treble, which combined with a surprisingly charming, playful style of performance made a lasting impression. This soloist was Sergei Paramonov, who was very soon dubbed the "Soviet Robertino Loretti".

Blast B-37: the most terrible tragedy of the submarine fleet of the USSR

Blast B-37: the most terrible tragedy of the submarine fleet of the USSR
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In the entire history of the Soviet submarine of the Navy of this tragedy was the most extensive, its impact comparable only to the accident at the nuclear submarine "Kursk" (2000). The explosion of more than a dozen torpedoes aboard B-37 January 11, 1962, died and injured more than 100 people, including members of the crew of the submarine.