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Christianity
It is known that, along with Nikolai Gogol, Dostoevsky is among the few Russian classics with a strong religiosity. But has he always been extremely orthodox? Do his views correspond…
Books
The eminent historian makes a large-scale and astonishingly detailed writing of two regimes that have left a dark mark on human history. Lawrence Rees compares the two most feared tyrants…
Editor's choice
There were people who helped the disguised princes get on the train Roundup. Stop of the train. Many have been arrested. Heirlooms were found in the family. Shooting, how did…
Books
During the past month, Peter Mousaferiadis, a self-described cultural entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of Cultural Infusion, has been sought after for his thought leadership and opinions in worldwide media.…
Education
The evidence gathered from DNA analysis finally puts an end to the debate over where the ancient Etruscans came from - an ancient civilization that developed in Italy. Led by…
Education
Declassified spy photographs, confirmed by drone footage, showed the outlines of a city that is probably the "lost" city of Alexander the Great for more than 2,000 years, according to…
Education
Let's talk about the trials and incredible, in terms of the events of the Civil War, the escape of the Lobanov-Rostovsky family from the Red Terror to Orthodox Bulgaria, which…
Education
Archaeologists in Turkey say they have found the remains of a Trojan horse during excavations in the historic city of Troy on the Hissarlak hills. There they found a large…
America
Celebrations of the 700th anniversary of the poet's death (1265-1321) began in Italy in March. Italy worships today Dante, who died on the night of September 13-14, 700 years ago,…
Education
A scientist from Australia accidentally discovered the first ancient tablet in history that relates to applied geometry. The exhibit has been kept in the Istanbul Museum for a long time.…
