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Polit.ru
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Oct 21, 2023
Martyr Makariy Telegin
Macarius Telegin is a peasant son from the village of Sumynikov Sumynikovsky volost of the Buzuluk district of the Samara province. In early childhood, he was a wonderful phenomenon, after which he decided to go to the monastery. All worldly ceased to interest him; Being still a teenager, he found a cave and retired to it for prayer. He was educated at the summer two -class school. At 17 years of life, in 1792, he made a pilgrimage trip to Kyiv.
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Oct 21, 2023
Foreign Policy – ​​about the intelligence of small and medium powers
King's College London professor David Gio writes in Foreign Policy about the growing intelligence power of regional and small powers that conduct successful intelligence operations in Western countries. They give 3 examples: “The first case: Egypt may have managed to infiltrate the highest echelons of the American state by enlisting the support of the former chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations.
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Oct 21, 2023
Observer
The Belle Letr Publishing House represents the Francescial Rice Rice “Observer” (translation by Anna Malysheva). “The writer is looking for an assistant” - such an announcement sees in the newspaper Leah, a young Englishwoman who escaped to Paris from gray London everyday life. The famous writer Michael Young instructs her to decipher her diaries and invites her to spend the summer in the south of France with his family.
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Oct 21, 2023
Witches. Salem, 1692
Publishing houses "Hummingbird" and "ABC-Atticus" represent the book of Steisi Shiff "Witches. Salem, 1692 ” ( translation by Maria Leonenko ) . This story began in the state of Massachusetts unusually harsh in the winter of 1692, when the daughter of a local priest suddenly began to scream and beat in convulsions. A year later, when it ended, 19 men and women were dead. The calm Puritan colony turned into a scene on which truly terrifying events were played.