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22.06.2010, 06:03
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On the 69th anniversary of the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union, Russia remembers those who fell in the Great Patriotic War.
20.10.2009, 14:22
Music written by members of the last Royal family will sound at Moscow’s Christ the Savior cathedral performed by the Globalis symphonic orchestra at a charitable concert to commemorate the Russian Imperial House.
27.01.2010, 20:14
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The citizens of St Petersburg (formerly Leningrad) call January 27 “Little Victory Day”. On this day 66 years ago, the Red army lifted one of the longest and toughest sieges in modern history, the Leningrad Blockade.
07.05.2010, 10:05
65 years after the Second World War, thousands of soldiers who fought on all sides are still considered “missing in action”.
02.09.2010, 07:14
As part of worldwide commemoration of the 65th anniversary of World War II, veterans gathered in Sakhalin in Russia’s Far East to remember one of the last and most momentous operations.
01.05.2010, 19:13
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Russian journalists are paying tribute to their great predecessors by holding the “Journalists of the Great Victory” charity film festival to mark the 65th anniversary of the defeat of the Nazis.
07.12.2009, 21:35
Three major exhibitions are opening on Tuesday at the State Hermitage museum of fine arts in St.Petersburg to mark its 245th anniversary.
15.02.2010, 19:28
An extensive army of Moscow monuments is about to get a fresh addition in the bronze face of a celebrated French architect.
30.04.2010, 15:37
On the eve of the 65th anniversary of Russia's victory over Nazism, Dmitry Medvedev has awarded the best hospitals among those providing medical services to war veterans.
15.05.2010, 07:10
Opened on May 15, 1935, the Moscow Metro was intended to display the best of Soviet architecture. 75 years later, the Metro is renowned for being one of the biggest and most beautiful in the world.
Published: 18 April, 2010, 17:02
Edited: 13 May, 2010, 19:46
One of Russia's key filmmakers – whose name is familiar in Europe and in the West – Oscar-winner Nikita Mikhalkov has presented his long-awaited WWII epic drama, “Burnt by the Sun 2”.
What is it about you russians,your arrogance,to display in film glorification of the russian character,beautiful presentation of a monster "the Russian nation"....that can never present factually,truthfully historical fact as it was,dirty ,ugly without reason.....bent only on visual impact,without an essence of remorse or repentance.They continally portray their false eletism born from the lowly of the low historically, what we ukrainians call...."shariki". Mickhalkov is again working as another aparatchik,doing the dirty work of the Kremlin....to glorify a Russia we all despise...that puts its dirty monies to promote a society that should be forgotten not remembered.The main aim of this film is to remember them winning a war....to us Ukrainians it is to remember the 20 million Ukrainian lives lost and how many displaced by Reds/Russians/Jewish revolutionaries.Slava Ukraini