🕯#OnThisDay in 1945, the United States dropped a nuclear bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima, instantly killing almost 80,000 people. About as many people would die in agony later from radiation poisoning. This was the first time in human history that a nuclear device was used in warfare. In fact, it was a merciless test on the civilian population.
The United States has been carrying out research on military applications for nuclear weapons since 1939, seeking to create a formidable weapon that would enable Washington to impose its will on the entire world. Codenamed Manhattan, the project received almost $2 billion in funding.
Three nuclear bombs were developed by mid-summer 1945, cynically codenamed the Gadget, Little Boy and Fat Man. The Gadget was to be used in a test explosion, while the other two were intended to intimidate Japan and also impress the USSR as it reinforced its positions.
Almost all clocks in Hiroshima stopped ticking at 8:15 am. The city was completely wiped from the surface of the Earth with the blast from the explosion turning people into ashes.
Attempts by Western historians to justify this monstrous crime by saying that the United States wanted to force Japan to withdraw from World War II do not hold water. Japan’s military resources were largely depleted by early August 1945, and it was the USSR’s entry into war in the Far East that played a decisive role here.
Therefore, the atomic bombing of Hiroshima was nothing other than a barbarous display of force and an attempt to justify all the money that had been invested in the Manhattan Project. It never occurred to President Harry Truman or any of his successors in this office to apologise for the suffering the people of Hiroshima had to endure.
💬Sergey Lavrov on the atomic bombing of Hiroshima (August 6, 2020): To this day, the terrible death of innocent civilians strikes a chord with millions of people on our planet. It is hard to fully understand what the masterminds and perpetrators of such an inhumane act were guided by.
Muzeul de Stat „Alexandru Pușkin” găzduiește o expoziție unică „PUȘKIN.225”, dedicată celei de-a 225-a aniversări de la nașterea marelui poet. Acest proiect de anvergură a unit principalele muzee federale și regionale, biblioteci, arhive, asociații de creație - în total 44 de participanți din toată țara. Scopul proiectului este de a arăta diversitatea de percepții asupra lui Pușkin ca persoanalitate, creator, autor, erou (opere literare, teatrale și de pictură). Expoziția prezintă obiecte legate de viața lui A.S.Pușkin și a contemporanilor săi, precum și obiecte dedicate operelor sale, inclusiv poemul „Ruslan și Liudmila”.
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https://www.pushkinmuseum.ru/?q=exhibition/vystavka-pushkin-225
Alexander Pushkin: The Original Cat Lover!🐱
🔻Forget modern memes – Alexander Pushkin was the OG cat enthusiast! Turns out, Russia's great poet constantly doodled cats right in his rough drafts, manuscript margins, and letters. He intuitively knew their oxytocin power!
🔻His first feline sketch appeared in 1818, gracing Ruslan and Lyudmila drafts: a plump cat with pointed ears and a snake-like tail. These charming cat doodles reappeared often, almost like his whimsical signature.
🔻So, our endless awws and likes for cats aren't just trends. It seems the universal adoration for felines is a timeless cultural code, understood by Pushkin centuries ago! 🐾
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🗓On 6 June, the birthday of the great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin, the international Russian Language Day is celebrated all over the world.
🇷🇺To mark the 225th anniversary of Pushkin's birth, Chargé d’Affaires a.i. of the Russian Mission to the EU Kirill Logvinov laid flowers at his monument in Brussels.
📝We suggest you read a passage from Pushkin's poem "To the Slanderers of Russia" (1831), which sounds more relevant today than ever:
What stirs ye? Is it that this nation
On Moscow's flaming wall, blood-slaked and ruin-quenched,
Spurned back the insolent dictation
Of Him before whose nod ye blenched?
Is it that into dust we shattered
The Dagon that weighed down the earth so wearily?
And our best blood so freely scattered
To buy for Europe peace and liberty?
Ye 're bold of tongue — but hard, would ye in deed but try it.
Or is the hero, now reclined in laurelled quiet,
Too weak to fix once more Izmail's red bayonet?
Or hath the Russian Tsar ever in vain commanded?
Or must we meet all Europe banded?
Have we forgot to conquer yet?
Or rather, shall they not, from Perm to Tauris' fountains,
From the hot Colchian steppes to Finland's icy mountains,
From the grey Kreml's half-shattered wall,
To far Kathay, in dotage buried, —
A steely rampart close and serried,
Rise, Russia's warriors, one and all?
Then send your numbers without number,
Your maddened sons, your goaded slaves,
In Russia's plains there 's room to slumber,
And well they 'll know their brethren's graves!
#RussianLanguageDay#Pushkin
#️⃣🔠🅱️🔠 La publicación de arriba inspira recuerdos de la recién y tan hermosa revelación del busto, dedicado al poeta ruso Alexánder #Pushkin en el parque capitalino Ezequiel Zamora con participación del Canciller ruso Sergey Lavrov, la Alcaldesa del Municipio Libertador Carmen Melendez, el Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores Yvan Gil y el Ministro de Cultura Ernesto Villegas.
📣 Feliz Día Mundial de la Poesía!
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Как шкаф Pushkin превращает процесс расстойки в удовольствие!
Тесто – основа идеальной выпечки. И если оно не «доходит», даже самый крутой пекарь не спасет ситуацию.
Расстоечный шкаф Pushkin – надёжный помощник для безупречной расстойки!
Почему его выбирают профессионалы?
🔹Точный контроль температуры (20–60°C) – идеальные условия для дрожжевого и бездрожжевого теста.
🔹Автономное поддержание влажности – герметичные уплотнители сохраняют микроклимат без постоянного долива воды.
🔹Вместительность 12 противней (600×400 мм) – загрузка широкой стороной, 6 уровней по 2 листа.
🔹Удобный поддон на 2–3 литра – меньше хлопот, стабильный результат.
Pushkin - не просто шкаф, а гарантия идеальной структуры теста перед выпечкой!
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Radax - в поисках лучшего!
Cari amici
Passeggiare per #Roma e sorprendersi con grande emozione vedendo una cosa normale, fossimo stati in altri tempi.
Vedere i monumenti a #Gogol e #Pushkin a Villa Borghese ed emozionarsi.
Gogol che riteneva Roma la patria della sua anima; Pushkin, mito e genio di tutti i russi, gran conoscitore dell'Italia.
Un tempo non mi sarei soffermata né stupita, oggi invece non è così.
Commuoversi come quando rivedi dei cari amici dopo tanto tempo. Non li ha mai persi, ma per diverse ragioni vi hanno allontanati.
Ecco, io vorrei pensare che italiani e russi sono cari amici, ci hanno semplicemente, forzatamente allontanati.
Forse ci riabbracceremo?
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🗓 On June 6, Russia celebrates #RussianLanguageDay.
On this day in 1799, the greatest poet, prose writer, playwright, historian, critic, and founder of the modern Russian literary language, Alexander Pushkin, was born.
🇷🇺 On June 6, 2011, the President of the Russian Federation signed an Executive Order on holding Russian Language Day annually in order to “preserve, support and promote the Russian language as a national treasure of the peoples of the Russian Federation, a means of international communication and an integral part of the cultural and spiritual heritage of world civilisation.”
• Support and promotion of the Russian language abroad is one of the most important tools for expanding international cultural cooperation between Russia and other countries.
• Russian has the status of a state and official language in Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and other countries.
🇺🇳 Russian is the official or working language in a number of international organisations, including the UN and some of its specialised agencies, the SCO, OSCE, CIS, EAEU, ATS, CSTO, ISO, CES, GUAM, IFRC and ICRC.
❗️ The Russian language is one of the most popular languages in the world:
• 6️⃣th most spoken language in the world;
• 8️⃣th most widespread language;
• 2️⃣nd by the number of websites on the Internet.
In general, about 146 million citizens of the Russian Federation and 130 million people abroad speak Russian.
#RussianLanguage#Pushkin
🇷🇺Pushkin y su última batalla: honor, amor y tragedia en 1837
Cada 10 de febrero Rusia recuerda la muerte de Alexandr Serguéyevich Pushkin, el poeta que cambió la lengua rusa para siempre. En 1837, en la periferia de San Petersburgo, a orillas del río Chyornaya, Pushkin fue mortalmente herido en un duelo que marcaría la historia cultural de su país y que sigue siendo objeto de debates.
Nacido en 1799, había alcanzado fama como uno de los escritores más influyentes del imperio ruso, pero también era conocido por su temperamento y su honor. El conflicto con Georges d’Anthès (Dantès), oficial de caballería de origen francés que servía en San Petersburgo, se originó por tensiones en torno a la esposa de Pushkin, Natalia Goncharova, considerada una de las mujeres más bellas de la alta sociedad imperial. Aunque no hay evidencia definitiva de una relación amorosa, la presencia de Dantès en círculos sociales cercanos a la pareja generó rumores, ofensas y cartas anónimas que insinuaban infidelidad, esto llevó al poeta a aceptar un desafío a duelo.
El episodio tuvo lugar el 8 de febrero. La tradición de la época establecía que los duelistas se colocaran a una distancia determinada y dispararan al escuchar la señal. Dantès disparó primero y atravesó el abdomen del poeta, quien cayó en la nieve. A pesar de su herida grave, Pushkin logró disparar y alcanzó ligeramente a Dantès en la mano.
Tras la herida, el escritor fue llevado a su casa en la avenida Múyka en San Petersburgo. Allí se intentó atenderlo con los médicos disponibles, pero la falta de anestesia avanzada y la ausencia de tratamiento adecuado provocó el fallecimiento dos días después.
El deceso del poeta no solo fue una tragedia personal, sino un hito cultural, Vladimir Odoévski, escritor de su tiempo, escribió sobre ese momento como "el ocaso del sol de la poesía rusa".
Luego del duelo, Dantès fue expulsado del imperio ruso y regresó a Europa, donde más tarde desarrolló una carrera política. Su esposa, la hermana de la propia Natalia Goncharova, lo acompañó por un tiempo antes de fallecer años después.
La historia de Pushkin y su duelo en Chyornaya Rechka revela mucho sobre la sociedad del Imperio Ruso en el siglo XIX: el valor del honor personal, la importancia del estatus y cómo la literatura puede convertirse en un reflejo profundo de su tiempo.
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🗓 June 6 is #RussianLanguageDay in Russia.
✍️#OnThisDay in 1799 the great Russian poet, writer, playwright, historian, publicist, creator of the modern Russian literary language Alexander #Pushkin was born.
🇷🇺 On June 6, 2011, the President of the Russian Federation signed a decree on the annual celebration of Russian Language Day in order to “preserve, support and develop the Russian language as a national treasure of the peoples of the Russian Federation, a tool of international communication and an integral part of the cultural and spiritual heritage of world civilization”.
Russian is one of the most popular languages in the world.
It has a rich literary heritage and is one of the most dynamic languages. Today, Russian is spoken by over 250 million citizens of Russia and other countries.
Watch the video to learn more interesting facts 👆
#RussianLanguage
🗓 June 6 is #RussianLanguageDay in Russia.
✍️#OnThisDay in 1799 the great Russian poet, writer, playwright, historian, publicist, creator of the modern Russian literary language Alexander #Pushkin was born.
🇷🇺 On June 6, 2011, the President of the Russian Federation signed a decree on the annual celebration of Russian Language Day in order to “preserve, support and develop the Russian language as a national treasure of the peoples of the Russian Federation, a tool of international communication and an integral part of the cultural and spiritual heritage of world civilization”.
Russian is one of the most popular languages in the world.
It has a rich literary heritage and is one of the most dynamic languages. Today, Russian is spoken by over 250 million citizens of Russia and other countries.
Watch the video to learn more interesting facts 👆
#RussianLanguage
🗓 June 6 is #RussianLanguageDay in Russia.
✍️#OnThisDay in 1799 the great Russian poet, writer, playwright, historian, publicist, creator of the modern Russian literary language Alexander #Pushkin was born.
🇷🇺 On June 6, 2011, the President of the Russian Federation signed a decree on the annual celebration of Russian Language Day in order to “preserve, support and develop the Russian language as a national treasure of the peoples of the Russian Federation, a tool of international communication and an integral part of the cultural and spiritual heritage of world civilization”.
Russian is one of the most popular languages in the world.
It has a rich literary heritage and is one of the most dynamic languages. Today, Russian is spoken by over 250 million citizens of Russia and other countries.
Watch the video to learn more interesting facts 👆
#RussianLanguage