Society · People · Saint Petersburg
80th anniversary of the birth of Galina Starovoytova, murdered in 1998
RAISE THE SHIELDS FOR THE QUEEN! Galina Starovoitova would have turned 80 today, but she was murdered in 1998
Society · People · Saint Petersburg
RAISE THE SHIELDS FOR THE QUEEN! Galina Starovoitova would have turned 80 today, but she was murdered in 1998
In the Press · Books · Society
The Guardian has published a list of the 100 best books ever published in English. The list includes 75 books originally written in English and 25 in translation. There are 5 Russian authors on the list: Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Bulgakov, Grossman and Nabokov, with 8 books between them: 6. "Anna
NB! · Architecture · Moscow
The construction of a new bridge along Bolotnaya Embankment, in the bed of the Vodootvodny Canal. The bridge will pass beneath the Maly Kamenny Bridge. Its total length will be about 170 metres
NB! · Art
Pierre Bonnard. Lunch with the Children, 1895
NB! · Observations · Society
NB! · Observations
Archive · Moscow · Society
In view of the fact that "Zoyka's Apartment" is the principal source of livelihood for the Vakhtangov Theatre, to permit the temporary lifting of the ban on its production At the beginning of 1928 the new head of the Main Repertory Committee (Glavrepertkom), Fyodor Raskolnikov, struck
Archive · Humour
And mind you don't play up! An AEC Matador meets a little Rytecraft in Cardiff, 1935
Archaeology · Science
The earliest dental intervention in human history was performed by Neanderthals. In Chagyrskaya Cave in the Altai, researchers have found a lower left second molar with a large artificial cavity on its chewing surface. Its age is about 59,000 years. Until now the earliest evidence of deliberate treatment of
NB! · Archive · Architecture · Faith
Coming Up · Moscow · Museums
🌟 From space exploration and neurobiology to the cultures of different countries: once again gathering plans for cultural leisure. From 20 to 23 May Moscow will once again host an international festival devoted to museum affairs. Its public programme includes more than 60 free events: lectures, open discussions and interviews, guided
Archaeology · Observations · Science · Humour
Prehistoric Danes kept hunting and fishing as their main sources of sustenance even centuries after the arrival of agriculture! Now there's a discovery! People went on procuring food outside agricultural practices, despite their appearance. When I hear scientific conclusions of this kind, I am never quite sure: is