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14.10.2010, 20:13
As Russians mark 196 years since the birth of Mikhail Lermontov, RT guides you around the poet’s beloved corners of Moscow.
07.11.2009, 09:31
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The former head of the West German Military Intelligence has issued a book revealing secret details of a 1949 US-German treaty, alleging America and its allies have been deliberately suppressing the nation’s sovereignty.
28.01.2010, 20:45
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On January 29, Russia will mark the 150th anniversary of its most cherished storyteller, Anton Chekhov, so RT has decided to guide you through the most important Chekhov locations in Moscow.
28.01.2010, 05:21
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A recreated Stalin-era prison camp near Vilnius, a Gulag, has become a peculiar attraction for EU students. Each day some 40 young people spend the day as prisoners under the surveillance of stern guards.
09.11.2009, 12:30
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The German people are thankful to the Soviet Union for the end of the Cold War, says Dr Hans-Henning Schroder, a professor at the University of Bremen.
07.12.2009, 21:36
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French actors, public figures and writers have requested French culture minister, Frederic Mitterrand, protect the house and museum of Russian writer Ivan Turgenev in Bougival, France.
20.04.2010, 21:00
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Expat Bruno Niver, a French poet, artist, calligrapher, actor, and singer, invites RT to his presentation in one of Moscow’s bookstores.
19.06.2010, 13:23
One of the most highly-anticipated films of the year, an animated masterpiece in 3D, “Despicable Me”, has been unveiled during the Moscow International Film Festival.
07.11.2009, 21:42
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Twenty years after the Berlin Wall fell, Europe seems even more firmly entrenched inside the Transatlantic structure than the United States, says Giulietto Chiesa, former member of the European Parliament.
07.11.2009, 23:10
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The fall of the Berlin Wall came unexpectedly, says French historian Jean-Yves Camus. It reshaped Europe and became a milestone in the history of 20th century and one of the most important events in European history.
Published: 09 November, 2009, 17:08
One of the streets of Rome’s largest landscape park, Villa Ada, has been named in honor of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn. Starting from Monday November 9, the novelist's name will take its place on maps and signs in the city.
