Smorgasbord Book Reviews – #Russia #WWII #Love – Push Me Off The Cliff by Marina Osipova Sally has reviewed another very interesting book. Isn’t the WWII one of the interesting periods of the century? Here, history comes combined with a wonderful love story. Read more …
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Smorgasbord Bookshelf – Summer Book Fair 2022 – #Action #Adventure Gwen M. Plano, #PostWar #Russia Marina Osipova Posted on August 12, 2022 Over the course of the summer months I will be sharing the recommended authors who feature in the Smorgasbord Bookshelf along with their books and a selected review. The first book today is The […]
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Is now the time to halt all environmental schemes? Read here …
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War I wish you love I wish you health […] Read all …
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Smorgasbord Christmas Book Fair – #History – #Britain Mike Biles, #Russia Marina Osipova, #Transylvania Patricia Furstenberg, #Witchcraft Nancy Kilgore, #Stephen Foster Sarah Taylor Posted on December 3, 2021 by Smorgasbord – Variety is the Spice of Life. Welcome to the Christmas Book Fair and today historical non-fiction and fiction offering great gift options. The first […]
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How did the matryoshka doll come about? One of the most quintessential examples of typical Russian peasant life is the matryoshka, or nesting doll, for non-Russians. As a remnant of quaint servant society, it appears to international eyes. However, curiously, the matryoshka is only a hundred years old. Read more …
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The President claims he is being monitored by BIS By: Prague Monitor Editors The Security Information Service has allegedly been monitoring the President’s economic advisor Martin Nejedlý. The service most likely intends to investigate Nejedlý due to his interactions with the Russians, which might be a threat to the security of the Czech Republic. Nejedlý […]
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Is there an explanation to strange sounds? Booms. Hums. Pings. Buzzes. Rumbles. There can be more than disturbing sounds of unknown origin; they can inspire decades of myth and paranoia and obsessive scientific inquiry. Some cases of enigmatic noise, such as the southern Pacific “bloops” recorded by hydrophones from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration […]
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Russia registers world’s first Covid-19 vaccine for cats & dogs as makers of Sputnik V warn pets & farm animals could spread virus — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union https://www.rt.com/russia/519683-animals-coronavirus-vaccine-registered/ A pioneering new formula that protects animals against coronavirus has been registered in Russia days after one of the country’s top scientists warned that […]
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