The persecution of Soviet power to the Russian Church was such that it was not to say about their faith, but even silently follow it as a feat. The new martyrs and confessors, glorified in the face of the saints did not come: believed, prayed and meekly went to their Calvarys. “Polit.ru” recalls those who gave their lives for faith and by whose prayers the Russian Church is alive - even if almost nothing came to us besides the name.

Winston Churchill once said: “I like pigs. Dogs look at us from the bottom up, cats - from top to bottom, but pigs look at us like equal. " However, the relations of people and pigs are not so simple. A pig for us is a living embodiment of all dirty, vile, shameful and sinful. She cleverly removed from our field of view, or rather, locked away from human eyes. The life of a pig on a large farm lasts only six months.

The Alpina Non-Fixes Publishing House represents the book of the Norwegian historian and journalist Christoffer Andresen “Almost like us. The whole truth about pigs ”(translation by Yana Matrosova). Winston Churchill once said: “I like pigs. Dogs look at us from the bottom up, cats - from top to bottom, but pigs look at us like equal. " However, the relations of people and pigs are not so simple. A pig for us is a living embodiment of all dirty, vile, shameful and sinful.

On December 25, 1938, Arkady Hait, a satirist and screenwriter was born. Personal business Arkady Hait (1938–2000) was born in Moscow, was the second son in the family of engineer Joseph High. The family was from Odessa, in Moscow she lived in a large communal apartment. Arkady's father loved to joke, doing it softly, intelligent, but very sharply. Hait followed in his father’s footsteps and in 1961 graduated from the Moscow Engineering Institute, receiving the specialty “Builder engineer”.

Christoffer Endresen The Alpina Non-Fixes Publishing House represents the book of the Norwegian historian and journalist Christoffer Andresen “Almost like us. The whole truth about pigs ”(translation by Yana Matrosova). Winston Churchill once said: “I like pigs. Dogs look at us from the bottom up, cats - from top to bottom, but pigs look at us like equal. " However, the relations of people and pigs are not so simple. A pig for us is a living embodiment of all dirty, vile, shameful and sinful.