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5 facts about the Great Imperial Crown, the Romanovs’ most prized (and costly) possession (opens the original)
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Before the creation of the Imperial Crown, Russian tsars would use a one-time crown for coronations. Things changed when Catherine the Great ascended to the throne in 1762. For her coronation, she commissioned Swiss jeweler George Eckart and Swiss diamond cutter Jeremiah Pozier. Besides having to look stunning, there was only one instruction. To make the four-hour coronation ceremony more bearable, the crown had to weigh no more than 2 kg. As rivals, the two men could not tolerate each other. Du
The elusive wife of UFC champ Khabib Nurmagomedov (opens the original)
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In September 2019, following Khabib Nurmagomedov’s victory over American Dustin Poirier, the 31-year-old UFC mixed martial arts champion became the most popular person on Instagram in Russia. He now has more than 16 million followers. But all this popularity does not extend to his private life. Until recently, outsiders knew almost nothing about it. At his 2013 wedding, attended by over 3,000 guests, Khabib's wife never showed her face. There is not a single photo of her on the internet. “My fam
What is the Russian SOYUZ spacecraft - the main rival of Crew Dragon? (opens the original)
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To get the obvious out of the way first, the ‘Soyuz’ is a Soviet Russian spacecraft that attaches to a rocket of the same name, and ferries cosmonauts and astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS). Until Elon Musk’s successful May 30 commercial launch of the Crew Dragon, the Soyuz, created in 1962, was one of the only options in the world you had of getting into orbit. That’s right. For almost 60 years now the Russians have been flying to space using the same technology. Evidently, not
8 bizarre things about Soviet Moscow written by famous foreigners (opens the original)
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In Soviet times, not many foreigners got to see the ‘real’ Moscow. People’s real life was carefully guarded from the eyes of foreign visitors, who were shown around the most presentable places, put into the best hotels, where ordinary Soviet people were not allowed, and, of course, closely and secretly watched all the time. Some never managed to peer behind this carefully erected screen of socialist propaganda, while those who did could not forget what they saw. Here is what these famous people
Prostitutes, bullying, and other ‘discreditable’ facts about Dostoevsky (opens the original)
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His protagonists are murderers, masochists, prostitutes, misfits, holy fools, and social outcasts. He was a great Russian writer whom people in Russia begin to read in secondary school, but most of the time we don’t finish reading his novels. But is it possible to describe life at the bottom of society so vividly without being part of it? It seems not. "I am so debauched I can no longer live a normal life. I am afraid of typhus and fever, and my nerves are weak. The Minushkas, Klarushkas, Marian
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