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Российская империя в 19 веке

🔻At the beginning of the 19th century, the Russian Empire was located on a territory stretching for thousands of kilometers from the Baltic to the coast of Alaska.

🔻About 40 million people lived on these lands.

🔻The Russian Empire was a multinational country. Its territories were inhabited mainly by Russians. Ukrainians, Belarusians came next in quantity.

🔻The peoples of Russia belonged to different religions. About 87% of the population were Orthodox.

🔻The population of Russia was divided into classes. There were privileged classes - the nobility, merchants, clergy, and tax-paying classes - tradesmen, the Cossacks, peasants.

🔻Politically, Russia was an autocratic monarchy. The emperor was the head of state.

🔻Serfdom was abolished only in 1861 by Emperor Alexander II.

🔻The life of ordinary people was hard: women and children also worked for 14-15 hours but got much less for it.

More historical facts ➡️ here!

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🇬🇧 Why are you so сonstrained? Get relaxed!

The key:
This is a play on word 'закрепостить' - to enslave. 
Its antonym is 'раскрепостить' - to liberate.
Whereas 'раскрепоститься' means to feel free, to relax, to not feel stressed or reserved.

#linguistic_joke

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🚀Доброе утро, товарищи!

Masculine nouns:
Космонавт (космонавты)
  [kas-ma-naft (kas-ma-naf-ty)]
  Cosmonaut(s)

Астронавт (астронавты)
  [as-tra-naft (as-tra-naf-ty)]
  Astronaut(s)

🔻The new word 'космонавт' was formed artificially in the early 1960s by combining the roots of the Greek words 'kosmos' - “universe” and 'nautes' - “swimmer”.

🔻The difference between 'космонавт' and 'астронавт' is just nationality. The word 'astronaut' was “invented” by an Englishman, whereas 'cosmonaut' - by a Russian.

🔻On the territory of the post-Soviet space, pilots and explorers of extraterrestrial space are called 'cosmonauts', whereas in most other countries the word 'astronauts' was used.

🎧🗣👇 Listen and practice.

#tricky_words

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🔢🔢🔢 Профессиональный сленг космонавтов / Professional cosmonaut slang:

1. Горшок
    [gar-shok]
    SLT: Pot
    Protective helmet


2. Вертушка
    [vir-tush-ka]
    SLT: Whirligig
    Helicopter


3. Желаниe излить душу
    [zhy-la-ni-ye iz-lit' du-shu]
    SLT: desire to pour out
    one's heart
    Аttacks of nausea/
    sickness during overload


4. Прогулка
    [pra-gul-ka]
    SLT: Walk, stroll
    Spacewalk


5. Высший пилотаж
   [vys-shyj pi-la-tash]
   SLT: acrobatics, stun
   flying

   Something perfect in
   execution, exact, best (not only in the sphere of cosmonautics)


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День космонавтики
  [den' kas-ma-naf-ti-ki]
  Cosmonautics Day 

🔻On April 12, 1961, the Vostok satellite was launched into outer space for the first time with a person on board.

🔻The pilot of the the Vostok satellite was the Soviet pilot-cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, who later turned into a symbol of space exploration and became one of the most famous people of the 20th century.

🔻The flight around the globe took 108 minutes, after which the ship landed at the planned location at 10:55 am Moscow time near the village of Smelovka in the Saratov region.

🔻Since then, this day has been celebrated in Russia as Cosmonautics Day, and in the world as International Day of Human Space Flight.

🔻This event was a colossal step for all humanity, opening up controlled space exploration to people!

Video by: Roscosmos Media

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The youngest boy on this picture is little Boris, the Germans will hang him on a scarf but his relatives will be able to save him at the very last moment. After the war, he will work at a radio lamp factory.

The two elders (on the right and on the left) will be driven away by the Nazis to Germany, but they will be able to escape along the road and join the Red Army units. Valentin will become a carpenter, and the girl Zoya will finish nursing courses and work in a children's hospital.

As for the boy sitting on the chair, one morning on April 12, 1961 he will say “Let's go!” and write himself into history as the first person in world history to fly into outer space. Forever.

1938. Valentin, Boris, Zoya and Yuri Gagarin.
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ON APRIL 8 AT 15:30, RUSSELL AND WIFE ARRIVED TO THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE IN THE PETROVSKY DISTRICT OF DONETSK FOR PERSONAL AFFAIRS AND FOUND UP CLOSE TO THE AREA OF SHEET FROM THE APU VEHICLE BASE AND THE ADJACENT PRIVATE SECTOR. RUSSELL DECIDED TO GO TO FIND OUT IF THE WOUNDED WOULD NEED HIS HELP. I COULD NOT BE ABLE TO GET IN CONTACT WITH HIM ANYMORE. THE SEARCH CONTINUES AND ANY INFORMATION ABOUT THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF HIS DISAPPEARANCE IS IMPORTANT!

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🎵 Приветик!

Do you like the tune?
Can you guess what song it is?

Video by: ™️_YUGIN_

#Russian_riddle

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Тёмная ночь
   [tyom-na-ya noch]
   Dark is the night

'Dark is the night' is a lyrical song composed by Nikita Bogoslovsky in 1943 for the Soviet movie about Great Patriotic War 'Two soldiers'.


Тёмная ночь, только пули свистят по степи,
Только ветер гудит в проводах, тускло звёзды мерцают.
В тёмную ночь ты, любимая, знаю, не спишь,
И у детской кроватки тайком ты слезу утираешь.

Как я люблю глубину твоих ласковых глаз,
Как я хочу к ним прижаться сейчас губами!
Тёмная ночь разделяет, любимая, нас,
И тревожная, чёрная степь пролегла между нами.

Верю в тебя, в дорогую подругу мою,
Эта вера от пули меня тёмной ночью хранила...
Радостно мне, я спокоен в смертельном бою,
Знаю встретишь с любовью меня, что б со мной ни случилось.

Смерть не страшна, с ней не раз мы встречались в степи.
Вот и сейчас надо мною она кружится.
Ты меня ждёшь и у детской кроватки не спишь,
И поэтому знаю: со мной ничего не случится!


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Конёк-Горбунок
  [ka-nyok gar-bu-nok]
  The Little Humpbacked Horse

🔻It is a well-known Russian fairy tale by Pyotr Yershov.

#linguistic_joke

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At the Marinsky tonight watching the operette The Bat. The libretto in Russian put the entire atmosphere of Prince Orlovsky's ball into a genuine St.Petersburg atmosphere.
I believe Johann Strauß would have enjoyed this evening just as much as did my Indian and Russian colleagues.
Nice to forget everything like the daily dirty attacks from Austria by listening to joyful music among hundreds of warm hearted Russians