A fragment of Milan's Book "Dualistic heresies of the Middle Ages" In the 9th-10th centuries, the religious influence of the Byzantine Empire spread to the Balkans and led to the appeal of the Bulgarian Khanate to Orthodoxy. Its ministers and preachers had to face two dangers: the old paganism, for which the local population stubbornly held, and with new Christian heresies, is primarily by Pavlikianism.

Nikita Eliseev - about the book of Eric Mann "School of Barbarians" Erica Mann, the daughter of a classic of German literature, in 1938 published a book in which she summarized the methods of Nazi propaganda aimed at the future of Germany - her children and adolescents. The “School of Barbarians” was almost simultaneously in two languages ​​and was intended for two audiences - German and American.

Classics from the shadows: Stepan Petrovich Shevyrev If Stepan Shevyrev is known for anything these days, it is for the authorship (most likely erroneously attributed) of the expression “decaying West.” Meanwhile, Pushkin found his poetic talent “undoubted,” and Shevyrev himself went down in the history of Russian literature as one of the first translators to tackle Dante’s Inferno.