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Fish aren’t food, ice cream is medicine, ferns are pickles
Russian women: give birth in Syrian prisons, drive metro trains, make news (and borsch), and welcome children home from the dead.
There are two kinds of fast learners: robots and schoolchildren. Meanwhile, an odd cosmonaut tradition comes under siege.
Scouting has had a long and complicated history in Russia. And, not surprisingly, it gets a bit political.
Presidents eating ice cream, kids reporting toy theft to police… summer is almost over, thank Allah.
Every year, people from all over the world convene in a small snowy town in northern Russia for the friendliest and fluffiest of sports events – started by an Orthodox nun in a wheelchair who had an idea... and a dog.
What would the world be like without a wee boy, women, or whales in the wild? Definitely worse.
A family of animal defenders gets burned out of their home. All they want is to return, to help more animals.
“It was a lot of fun during the Rivolushun. And I won’t never forget the Russian Rivolushun.” In which we look at the 1917 revolution through the eyes of schoolchildren at the time.
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