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Articles by Ilya Repin
Бивш руски военен инженер търси убежище в САЩ и предлага в замяна военни тайни
В края на декември руски военен самолетен инженер (бомбардировачи) се появява на югозападната граница на САЩ с искане за политическо убежище като предлага да разкрие някои от най-строго пазените военни тайни на Русия, според некласифициран доклад на американската Служба митници и граници (СМГ).
Vivid street photography of the Russiаn Empire
The bustling life of St. Petersburg, passersby of different classes, elegant women and the very vibrant moments of the country that no longer exist. Vivid street photography of the Russiаn Empire Lifestyle Feb 13 2023 Alfred Eberling The bustling life of St.Alfred Eberling, a student of Ilya Repin, was, first of all, an artist.Alfred Eberling A couple strolling on Fontanka Embankment.Alfred Eberling A family walking on Liteyny Prospect.
Top US Gallery Reportedly Says Long-Dead Russian Painters Are ‘Ukrainian’ Now
Multiple famous 19th-century Russian painters have been re-labeled as Ukrainian nationals by the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, the gallery’s website shows.Following public pressure from Ukrainian nationalists, the staff of the Metropolitan Museum of Art has retroactively decided that Russian painters including marine master Ivan Aivazovsky, landscape artist Arkhip Kuindzhi, and highly-renowned realist Ilya Repin were all actually Ukrainians.Arguably the most distant from any...
Guarding Your Soul from Lust - Reflections by a Popular American Abbot
Since the eyes and the ears are the doors of the soul, an Orthodox Christian must not leave the body without attention. Unlike the religion of Gnosticism, which teaches the separation of soul and body, with the physical world being evil and something to be overcome, historic Christianity teaches the unity of the body and soul, with the physical world being transformed and made anew in Christ.
Artist Lets Us Get A Glimpse Of What These 30 Famous Historical And Popular Figures 'Really' Looked Like (New Pics)
Bas Uterwijk is back on Bored Panda with more of his recreations (old post here)! Bas uses artificial intelligence to recreate paintings, statues, and many other things into a realistic portrait of what these historical figures could have looked like. Technology has come a long way, so if you've ever wondered what Mona Lisa, Van Gogh, or Shakespeare looked like in real life, this post is for you.
The 1917 Project: ‘Founded On Slavery’ Looks Like Communist Russia
The New York Times’ 1619 Project is an ambitious attempt to rewrite American history as defined by slavery and racism. Yet it cherry-picks historic events and offers questionable interpretations. It also offers a deeply parochial view that holds American history as the measure of all things. Yes, slavery is a dark stain on American history, but our ideals always stood in direct contradiction to it.
Where G7 Leaders stand
"Look, having nuclear—my uncle was a great professor and scientist and engineer, Dr. John Trump at MIT; good genes, very good genes, OK, very smart, the Wharton School of Finance, very good, very smart—you know, if you’re a conservative Republican, if I were a liberal, if, like, OK, if I ran as a liberal Democrat, they would say I'm one of the smartest people anywhere in the world—it’s true!—but when you're a conservative Republican they try—oh, do they do a number—that’s...
In general,did the breakup of Yugoslavia benefit or harm your country? Gallup World Poll
If I had to guess, I'd say the red part is mostly because of jobs and politics. Most of the calls for "the good old days" I hear come with complaints about how although there was much less money back then, everyone who wanted to work could get work, and the standard "politicians lining their pockets at the expense of the common man" rhetoric.
St Nicholas' Day: Dark secrets behind the myth of Santa Claus
St Nicholas' Day is celebrated on 6 December across the world in honour of the benign bringer of gifts. But the story behind the saint, who is the model for Santa Claus, has a much darker history peppered with tales of murder, mutilation, cannibalism and infanticide. In Europe, especially in Germany and Poland, boys dress up as bishops to beg alms for the poor, while in Ukraine, children expect St Nicholas to place a present under their pillows if they have been good throughout the year.
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