Turkey breeding is a troublesome but perspective business. See
below to find out why turkeys are better than chickens.
Check out photographs picturing Soviet children in the kindergarten. The photographs were taken in December of the
1960s by American photographer Carl Mydans who worked for the Farm Security Administration and Life magazine.
Categories Culture, Photos, Russian Art, Society, Technology
Novosibirsk Opera and Ballet Theater is the most important theatre in Novosibirsk and Siberia. It was completed in February, 1944, the first performance being held on May 12th, 1945. It is the largest theater in Russia (larger than the
Bolshoi Theater in Moscow!). Located in downtown Novosibirsk, on Lenin Square, it is the symbol of the city. After its renovation in 2005, its computerized stage equipment became the most technically advanced in Russia.
Categories Photos, Technology
Perhaps, you've seen plenty of abandoned bomb shelters scattered around the country
and it would be fair to also show you operating ones. Let's check out one!
We present more posts by people living in different parts of the
world who want to share with you one day of their life.
Categories Automotive, Photos, russian army, Technology
On March, 23rd in Primorskiy Territory, the Marine artillerymen carried out shooting practices
and tactical maneuvers with the 2S1 Gvozdika, a Soviet 122-mm self-propelled howitzer.
Categories Photos, Russian Nature
Kazakhstan is best when seasons change. There is nothing more beautiful than winter yielding to spring, when the sun shines brighter and air fills with the smells
of the awakening ground. Check out Konstantin Kikvidze’s photographs of the Karaganda and Vostochnyy Kazakhstan regions taken at this very moment.
Categories Culture, Economics, Photos, Russian People
A couple of months ago, you might have read our report on the people from Central Asia living in a half-destroyed
military barrack located in the city of Noginsk-2. Now we want to report on how the story continued.
Categories Culture, Photos, Russian Nature, Technology
Oil and gas producing companies keep occupying new territories forcing out their native population. RN-Purneftegas, one of the branches of Russia's largest oil producer Rosneft, promised to add new colors into the life of people living in the Purovsky Region, Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District. Those areas have been inhabited by
Nenets, Khanty and other peoples for centuries. It is yet black that has been prevailing so far. Peoples who survived revolutions, collectivization and the chaos of the 90s are now on the verge of extinction. Oil and gas production business turned out to be more hazardous than the threat of the past.
Categories Photos, Technology
Isn’t it a great idea to make a modern media
center from an old Soviet radio and record player?
