"Socialist realism" - is the era of style in art or life and thinking?

[Jasmin]

Originally Posted by Cyril Syzransky

Democracy is the worst form of government unless you compare it to all the rest.
(Democracy - the worst form of government as long as you do not compare it with the rest.)

Cyril agree, I'd say!: D: D: D

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Jasmin, absolutely!

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Originally Posted by Chernomashentsev Vladimir

Stalin - a nonaggression pact.

In Russian literature has traditionally referred to the contract under its official name in full or abridged version, for example, "Germanic-Soviet nonaggression pact in 1939 ", whereas the term " Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact " is used as a direct loan translation from foreign-language titles (born Molotov-Ribbentrop pact ). In foreign literature, in addition to the name "German-Soviet Treaty of Nonaggression", are used: Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact , Hitler-Stalin Pact (prevalent in Germany and niderlandskoyazychnoy and literature), Stalin-Hitler Pact , Soviet-Nazi Pact, German-Soviet Pact , etc.

[Тютчев]

Originally Posted by Cyril Syzransky

Are you in a dream "beat" the British in the Crimea?
And there you and the Tsushima battle "win", perhaps? : D

Charge of the Light Cavalry at Balaklava 25 October 1854.

Allies obviously very deviating from the truth, testified in the official reports, though they lost only 600 men. We have shown dead and wounded 617 people. At a later data, loss of allies were about a thousand people, and there are estimates, driving the losses even up to six thousand. The most important thing was that in the moral sense in Russian from this Balaklava battlefield was a sense of victory and the British - the feeling (and very painful) lesion, consciousness is quite senseless of lives, losses caused by the ineptitude and ignorance of the military high command. Raglan tried to shift the blame on Lekena and cardigans, though not understanding it. The government and the press supported him, not to undermine the prestige.
"" Balaclava "- that word would be transmitted to posterity in the annals of France and England as a place name, memorable acts of heroism and disaster took place there, until then unparalleled in history" - we read in one of the English brochures time of the Crimean War, on death Light Brigade
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             Tarle EV "Crimean War".

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Originally Posted by Tjutchev

we read in one of the English brochures time of the Crimean War, on the death of the Light Brigade

The war, then who won? : D

[NATA NOVA]

Originally Posted by Tjutchev

"" Balaclava "- the word

And what is interesting to me: "headdress. which is so called (with holes for the mouth and eyes), not from this whether the name is?

[Тютчев]

Originally Posted by NATA NOVA

And me something interesting: "headdress. which is so called (with holes for the mouth and eyes) are not from this whether the name is?

    Exactly! That's right!

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Originally Posted by NATA NOVA

not from this whether the name is?

Sure.
They fought and Raglan (Reglan-understandable), and Cardigan ...
From there, and names.
And under the Pont D, Alma (River Alma in the Crimea, where the battle was) Princess Diana died.

[Тютчев]

Originally Posted by Cyril Syzransky

war, then who won? : D

    
  Do not we, but not Britons. The army that was allied. Generally they are characterized by other hands to pull the chestnuts out of fire. And then I said we have to "beat". There is a difference?

[NATA NOVA]

Originally Posted by Tjutchev

Exactly! Exactly!

And why? Someone there are wearing?

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Originally Posted by NATA NOVA

Anybody there are wearing?

It was cold and the British came up with these knitted hats covering the face with slits.
But it's all we know, I thought ...