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.

Professor of Political Science from the University of Rutgers-Naguark Alexander Motyl comments on The Hill the recent message of the pope of the Roman Russian Catholic youth: “Unfortunately, there is no other explanation of Pontiff's statements. He and Patriarch Kirill get along well with each other <...> he constantly lies with the President of Russia. In other words, there is no clear political reason for such frank Putinist views.

British historian and political scientist Anatol Livnes writes in Guardian about the difficult choice that many Russian liberals had to make after the start of the conflict in Ukraine: “There is no evidence that the Russian elite or ordinary Russians were looking forward to the beginning of his. This decision was made exclusively by Putin and his immediate environment. Nevertheless, there is a general reluctance for Russia to defeat and humiliation in Ukraine.

The telegram channel usesResearch writes : “A few interesting facts about how you could earn money in Soviet times: 1) The lemons were sold in a piece, and there were three species: small, medium and large, and the price was from 15 to 45 kopecks. You take and record large lemon as small, but sell it for 45 cents, and put the extra 30 cents in your pocket.

The Publishing House "New Literary Review" represents the memoirs of Vasily Vodovozov "Thirst for the Bury ..." (preparation of text, articles, comments, a bibliographic list, an annotated index of the names of V. L. Genis). The memoirs of the revolutionary and publicist Vasily Vasilievich Vodovozov (1864–1933), covering the period from the 1880s to the end of 1917, are published for the first time.

Historian Ivan Kurill on the YouTube channel “Radio Liberty” (included by the Ministry of Justice in the register of foreign agents -Polit.ru) says : “The other day I looked and also found that my first article about school textbooks came out just 20 years ago. That is, for 20 years we have been discussing this topic from different angles. But there is, of course, the difference, and the difference in the degree of control over the school.

Journalist Dmitry Olshansky writes : “If it is cold to formulate what was the so -called. “The march of justice” on June 24 of this year - or, if you like, rebellion - then its logic can be built something like this. It was a rebellion against a long -established and legally designed order, and it was a rebellion emanating from one of the many years of “clients” of this order, which, however, considered himself deceived and lost in the internal political game of this order.

The expert of political and regional communications Ilya Ananyev writes : “Dear Ella Aleksandrovna is still a guarantor of the presidency of Vladimir Putin than a modern democratic electoral system. Well, if only scanty doubts and “nit -picking” from the Russian election commission towards changes, “digest” in technological and create the prerequisites for alternativeness. You can play on the "nerves" of the electorate and opposition.

On Thursday, September 7, at 19:00 in the club "Club" (Moscow, Pokrovsky Blvd, 6/20, p. 1) Dmitry Iskovich, Ivan Davydov, Kirill Safronov and Lera Antonov will give way to the substantial prospects for the new season of public lectures by Polit.ru. February 26, 2022 we came out with this announcement: Public lectures "Polit.ru" are returning.

Journalist Lisa Lasrason writes : “The company of the husband of the Prime Minister of Estonia Kai Kallas not only worked with Russia. She supplied components for tear gas. Let me remind you that Callas consistently occupied the most stringent position in relation to Russia and advocated a complete breakdown of relations with Moscow, she criticized the local business for continuing any cooperation.

Biologists have revealed that insects - protective “caps”, located at the ends of the chromosomes and protect them from destruction, are extremely diverse, unlike most other groups of living organisms. Typically, the base of the telomeres is simple repeated pieces of DNA, the so -called motives, each with a length of 5-7 nucleotides - “bricks” of telomeres. Scientists have found that telomeric motifs of bees, OS and riders can have from 1 to 11 nucleotides, and Nucleotides have 10-30 times more.

The researcher of historical memory, Nikolai Epple, recalls Roman KASZUO ISiguro “Buried Giant”: “There is a wonderful image there. The inhabitants of the country in which the action unfolds is something strange with memory: they remember only a very near the past and this resemble children. They live in a fog, and this fog really covers this earth, it is called “Khmar”, and it seems that it steals memory.

Vasily Vodovozov The Publishing House "New Literary Review" represents the memoirs of Vasily Vodovozov "Thirst for the Bury ..." (preparation of text, articles, comments, a bibliographic list, an annotated index of the names of V. L. Genis). The memoirs of the revolutionary and publicist Vasily Vasilievich Vodovozov (1864–1933), covering the period from the 1880s to the end of 1917, are published for the first time.

The Public Opinion Foundation publishes the results of its survey: “During the month, the share of Russians who say that their financial situation will deteriorate in the near future has increased sharply from 10% to 16%. Last time, the same number of Russians answered “worsen” in November last year, and then this share gradually declined. The most afraid of the deterioration of their financial situation by Russians over 45 years old (19% in the group of 46-60 years and 21% in the group 60+).

On August 31, 1853, Alexei Brusilov, military leader, author of the Brusilovsky breakthrough was born. Personal business Alexey Alekseevich Brusilov (1958–1926) was born in Tiflis in the family of a Russian general. His mother, Maria-Luisa Antonovna, was Polka. At 9, he entered the Page Corps. He graduated in July 1872 and was released in the 16th Dragoon Tver Regiment. In 1873-1878 he was an adjutant of the regiment, participated in the Russian-Turkish war of 1877-1878 in the Caucasus.