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Two Faces of One City: Trostenets and the Liberation of Minsk July 3, 1944 — a date that forever divided the history of the Belarusian capital into "before" and "after." Thousands of Minsk residents, who had survived 1100 days and nights under German occu
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Tragedy, or the Song of the Goat: From the Dithyramb to the Universal Law The word "tragedy" entered common usage as a designation of the highest degree of misfortune. However, its original Greek meaning — τραγῳδία (tragōidía) — literally translates as "go
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