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How do Europeans perceive Russia (by EU countries, in order)?
The perception of Russia in the European Union is deeply heterogeneous and depends on a multitude of factors: geographical proximity, historical experience, economic ties, and even the internal political agenda. Several groups of countries with fundamental …
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Poland Online · 2 days ago 0 12
When will the last blonde disappear (by continents)?
The question of when natural blondes will disappear has long been a topic of debate. In the popular science community and the media, it was widely believed that this phenotype was doomed to extinction in the foreseeable future. However, there is no precise …
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How Schliemann is connected with Russia
Henry Schliemann's name is forever etched in history as the man who discovered the legendary Troy. However, few people know that this famous self-taught archaeologist was closely connected to Russia. It was here, in Saint Petersburg, that he amassed his en …
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Poland Online · 29 days ago 0 91
Why does Russia not return the treasures of Troy (yes, that very one) to Turkey, Germany, or Greece?
The Russian position on the return of the \"Troy gold\" is not just a legal controversy, but a well-thought-out state strategy supported by historical, legal, and political arguments. This case has become not only a museum issue, but also a symbol of Russi …
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Poland Online · 32 days ago 0 93
How Germany tried to reclaim the treasures of Troy from Russia
The history of the famous treasures of Troy, discovered by Heinrich Schliemann and evacuated by Soviet troops from Germany after the war, has been the subject of an intense international dispute since their appearance in Moscow. For decades, Germany has ma …
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Poland Online · 33 days ago 0 110
How did the treasures of Troy end up in Russia?
The famous treasures of Troy, discovered by Heinrich Schliemann in 1873, are currently housed in the State Museum of Fine Arts named after A. S. Pushkin in Moscow. Their journey to Russia was long and dramatic, tied to the history of World War II and the s …
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Poland Online · 33 days ago 0 111
The feeling of freedom on Buy Nothing Day
No Purchase Day: A World Map Where People Say 'No' to ShoppingOn the calendar, it's just a day. But for millions of people around the world, it's a date when they consciously refuse to make purchases. However, No Purchase Day (Buy Nothing Day) is not tied …
Poland Online · 53 days ago 0 148
Is it true that Germans fart at the table?
On the internet, forums, and casual conversations, you can sometimes hear a surprising claim: in Germany, it is supposedly considered normal to fart at the dinner table. Even more, it is sometimes elevated to the status of a compliment to the cook — a way …
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Poland Online · 136 days ago 0 325
What would have happened if the Chernobyl reactor had exploded in the middle of Central Europe?
Moving the epicenter of an RBMK catastrophe from an abandoned exclusion zone to the heart of densely populated Europe: the immediate deaths, the inhabitable zone, and the collapse of civilization as we know it. April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl disaster c …
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Poland Online · 140 days ago 0 187
How do Germans perceive Russians?
How Germans Perceive Russians: Divided Attitudes and Cultural Barriers If you ask a German what they think about Russians, the answer can greatly depend on where they live in Germany, how old they are, and whether they have ever been to Russia. There is n …
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Poland Online · 142 days ago 0 198
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