In war, truth is the first to die. These words apply more than ever to our wartime. The media is filled with fakes, and the viewer and reader without special...

Andrei Arsenievich Tarkovsky remains a symbol not only of Russian-Soviet cinema, but also of auteur cinema as such. Dialogue with his legacy continues, both ...

From 1940 to 1943, an underground group called Oyneg Shabes existed in the Warsaw Ghetto. The group members contrasted the methodical extermination of Jews w...

After the collapse of the Third Reich, beaten German generals tried to shift all the blame for both war crimes and the defeat of the Wehrmacht onto the Nazi ...

The first biographical directory of Latvian revolutionaries. From the first Marxists to the partisans and underground fighters of the Great Patriotic War. La...

In this book, twenty-seven authors reflect on happiness, share with readers their cherished memories of the happiness they experienced and remember, and tell...

The collection offered to the reader contains essays by Red commanders and military experts about the Civil War and intervention. Each essay is a story about...

Even if the whole world seems absurd, a good book will keep you from going crazy. People have been telling stories since the beginning of time. They talk abo...

Treblinka death camp. In about a year from the summer of 1942, more than 800 thousand Jews and several thousand Gypsies were killed here - men, women, childr...

The book includes fairy tales: “Khavroshechka”, “Sister Alyonushka and Brother Ivanushka”, “The Frog Princess”, “The Sea King and Vasilisa the Wise”.

In the collection prepared by Lieutenant Colonel V.E. Pavlov, tells about the elite military formation of the Volunteer Army, and later the Armed Forces of t...

Who is cooler - robots or fairies? Giant destroyers of worlds, capable of wiping out entire cities, or lords of magic, invisible puppeteers pulling people's ...