About Karl Capek's story “The Poet” and the Czech avant-garde In Prague in the 1920s, avant-garde artists, as usual, were searching for new forms, and Karel Capek wrote unassuming, at first glance, detective stories, but a non-obvious but significant connection can be found between the first and second.

Kirill Kobrin The publishing house "New Literary Review" represents the book of Cyril Kobrin "On the way to isolation. Diary of the pre -Russian years (+ quarantine epilogue). " Before the SARS-COV-2 virus sent humanity under house arrest, historian and writer Kirill Kobrin spent time in constant movements-between internal China and polar Norway, the American middle West and Russian Volga, between Riga, London, St. Petersburg and other points on the map.

On September 12, a large demonstration was held in London in support of refugees from Syria - and against the anti -migration measures of the British government. The event was organized at once by several left -wing groups and a number of humanitarian organizations. The action was held on the eve of the speech of the prime minister of the country David Cameron about the crisis with refugees in Europe. Show more To curtail

In London, Russian officials and millionaires prefer to settle - or, which is much more common, just buy real estate - in the west of the city, in Chelsea, Kensington, and Nightstridge. Here's what you can see during a small walk with a camera in some of these places.

"After a month or a month and a half, the Petersburg 1st guild was paid by the merchant Nikolai Romanov, who was frightened by the competition and the publication in the statements, paid, at the highest command of Rothschild, illegally detained money with interest and interest on interest, making excuses for the ignorance of laws, which he really could not know by his public situation." This poisonous passage can be read in the 39th chapter of the fifth part of the "past and thoughts" of Herzen.

How Brezhnev created the main holiday that Putin did from it, and why Europe is surprised at this On the 70th anniversary of the victory over Nazism and the end of World War II in Europe, we are talking about the cultural meanings of the 1945 victory, in which the memory of the war exists in public consciousness in different parts of Europe, and that this indicates the current state of minds. The guest of the project Europe is a culturologist, Doctor of Philology Alexander Markov .