The third son is off to the front, a six-fingered emperor and a son in reserve: from "NeMoskva"
To give birth to sons in reserve, so that there would be some to send to war, She urged publicist Hermann SadulaevIn his reflections, he criticized Soviet and modern "pacifism" with its cult of the single "son-basket."
"Every peasant, weeping, gave up his third son to the soldiers. In fact, that's why he had him. Nowadays, parents often have only one little son. And that's not why I gave birth to him. Clearly, not for that. I should have had a second and a third, so I could give up the first. Like Abraham," Sadulaev believes. Incidentally, he has sons of his own. no.
In the opening credits of the popular Russian TV series "Voronins" censored A mention of the Ukrainian language. The splash screen mimics a player with tabs for "Cast," "Language," "Episodes," and "Watch." Languages include Russian, Ukrainian, English, and Japanese. Now, on streaming services and the STS channel's website, the Ukrainian language bar is blurred out.
State Duma deputy R'RёS,R ° F "RёR№ Milonov expressed He is concerned about the rapid spread of the new slang word "mog" (to mog) in the speech of Russian youth. He believes this is a sign of the accelerated contamination of the Russian language.
“We had hardly gotten used to ‘crush’ and ‘cringe’ when a new addition to the vocabulary of strange words was added to our study, Milonov was indignant. “Our duty is to pass on Pushkin’s language to future generations.”
Fused fingers Nicholas II found on the movie poster about RomanovsViewers suspected that AI was used in the poster's creation.
"These are all live-action shots, for your information. If you can't tell them apart, that's very bad. What kind of neural network is this?" commented the producer of the film "The Romanovs: Devotion and Betrayal." Oleg Urushev.
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