Verse in Vision: The Life and Art of Taras Shevchenko
Park named after Taras Shevchenko
For she is, the only that we have, all singing and ringing, all weeping
and rumbling, and yet without the laurel wreath
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22 أكتوبر 2014
History
Mc Donalds Opening in Moscow, Soviet Union 1990 HD
Moscow,
McDonald's, good morning
So kindly
responded to my call on the other end
-
Good morning
- I had to change the prepared state-owned start a business conversation. - Can
I talk to the director
-
Sorry, but
Marina A. is only half an hour, call back, please
-
Thank you so
much - I do not know how I was awarded my gratitude dimensionless epithet and
thought: "But still nice when a you are so friendly, just call me at least
once
Perhaps my
logic is familiar to those who loves to be in the "McDonald's". After
all, since the opening of the restaurant took more than six months: a curious
time to try all the dishes, foodies make sure that nothing special about them.
And, it seems, would have long time to turn to fall, and even disappear
altogether. But a well-known throughout the world as a snack,
"McDonald's" with Pushkin remains a place of pilgrimage. And not that
we are gluttons, and not so adore overseas lush sandwich to every day to fill
one of the longest queues. The fact that the last policeman, selflessly
performing their duty under the onslaught of tantalizing smells, the world
begins as unusual for us ordinary service
- How strange that you are smiling, and so many young, - refers to
the alien girl in a red visor, which performs its order
Strange tourists,
of course, not because at home nobody smiles, but because she has probably had
the good fortune to talk with our angry, early aging saleswomen
And to us,
madam, how all of this is surprising and incomprehensible. Starting with clean
tables and ending with the inscription on the icon for each employee: "How
can I help you
recipe book
beautiful food McDonalds. Opening
21 أكتوبر 2014
19 أكتوبر 2014
التنورة القصيرة
Andy Stewart - The key to true
happiness is knowing what well make you happy and how to obtain it
18 أكتوبر 2014
Ogonek 1982
Translation
One and a half months ago I gave up smoking and I promise to smoke no
more
– N.I. Bukharin, 18 April 1928,
Moscow.
THE COVER of this edition of Ogonek depicts a well-groomed woman
conversing with a peasant. It deals with
one of the daunting problems facing the country in the 1920s and 30s. Underneath is a message from N. Krupskaya,
Lenin’s widow
“Every literate person, teach an illiterate one!” If you can’t teach one yourself, if you don’t
have time – then take charge of an illiterate and pay the cost of his lessons
so he can have an alphabet book, paper, pencils, so his education can be
followed all the way through. We need
every communist, komsomol and pioneer to be able to say, ‘Petr Petrovich Petrov
was illiterate, I took charge of him and now he is literate, his address is
such-and-such. You can check the
facts’. That’s what every Party member,
komsomol, every literate member of the ODN*, every literate trade-unionist,
every literate Red Army soldier should do.”
*Oбщество «Долой неграмотность» – The ‘Down with
Illiteracy’ Society, a USSR voluntary organisation that from 1923 to 1936 taught
over 5 million people, mostly
peasants, to read and write
KIDS
Is a visual reflection of the past and present, interesting stories from
history Moscow and other cities, fascinating facts about the lives of famous
people (actors, dancers, photographers) and much more
Conflict
الصراع - باردين مخرج الرسوم
المتحركة السوفيتية – تدور الفكرة
ان الصراع يبدأ بشئ تافه واحتراق الكل بالنهاية
Conflict
Garri Bardin - Soviet Animation
Poetry on Maiakovskii Square
The
Parabolic Ballad by Andrei Voznesensky
flying
in darkness, -- no rainbow for traveler
AntiWorlds
& The Fifth Ace
13 أكتوبر 2014
Socialist Realism 50s in Color
Part 1 :
socialist realism 50s in color
film by Alexei Firsov
All photos were taken by Simon Osipovich Fridlyand
(1905-1964) - Soviet
photographer and journalist
Part 2 : The
USSR in the 1950's: The photographs of Semyon O. Friedland
Here I present the photographs of The Soviet Union taken during the
1950's by the photojournalist Semyon Osipovich Friedland . Though many are
"stage set", they still convey a fascinating insight into post-war
Russia
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