In the village of Semiluki Medvezhye, a couple went to the polls on their wedding anniversary – Russia today Publication in CHAT: Russia In the village of Medvezhye, Semiluksky District, elections of deputies of the Council of People's Deputies of the Medvezhensky rural settlement are held on a single voting day - on Saturday and Sunday, September 7 and 8. Valentina Petrovna and Petr Fedorovich Moskalev came to vote. station No. 3533, located in the settlement of Dom Kultury. They have lived in the city for 52 years. Both pensioners are veterans. Today is Valentina Petrovna's birthday, she turned 84 years old. In addition, the Moskalev family celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary. The anniversary was congratulated by the chairperson of the Medvezhensky District Electoral Commission, Maria Volgina. She wished the elderly health and long life. "Elections in the village are always a big event," Moskalev said. "We came and voted because the participation of each resident is important. It depends on us how our beloved Medvezhensky will live in the future. A total of 474 voters are registered in Medvezhenskoye Rural Settlement. Documents were submitted by 27 candidates for deputies of the village council: six people from the LDPR party, two from the CPRF, six from the United Russia party and 13 self-nominated. Select it with your mouse and press Ctrl+Enter. Source link Source link
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In Samara, traffic was opened on the renovated street. Chernorechenskaya – Russia today Publication in CHAT: Russia 04.09.2024 09:41 SAMARA. September 4. LATEST NEWS. Read: 739 Print version If you find an error in the text, select it and press CTR + Enter Traffic is open on the street in Samara. Chernorechenskaya, closed for major repairs. Video confirmation was published by blogger Evgeny Shchekin. There are no official announcements from the city administration about the opening of traffic yet. Let us remind you that Chernorechenskaya Street from Vladimirskaya to Sportivnaya has been closed for repairs since April 5. It was planned that the restrictions would be lifted only on September 30. Major repairs of this section of the street, in addition to the road, affected sidewalks, lawns and the lighting system. The boulevard is also developing. Latest news Source link Source link
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In Taganrog, passersby ignored an unconscious man for 30 minutes – Russia today Publication in CHAT: Russia This happened in Taganrog on September 6, which makes us think about humanity and mutual assistance in our society. I, a journalist from Blokpad, became not only a witness, but also a participant in a situation that could have ended tragically if not for timely intervention. A man was lying motionless at a tram stop. Apparently, this is a familiar image for many city residents, because the reaction of those around him is alarming. People got off the tram and simply tried not to pay attention to the motionless man. Approaching him, I turned to a woman at the stop: "How long has he been lying here?" The answer surprised me: "About 15 minutes, probably drunk." The indifference in her voice reflected the attitude of most passers-by. However, the situation was not that simple. The man lost consciousness from overwork - several shifts in a row at work brought him to exhaustion. Attempts to resuscitate him were unsuccessful, and I called an ambulance, which, unfortunately, did not arrive within 20 minutes. Everything changed when people realized that I was trying to help. Gradually, others joined the process. They also participated and brought water and ammonia. A citizen named Maxim provided significant assistance. Thank you very much! The end of this story was unexpected. The man, having regained consciousness, saw his tram and, without waiting for the ambulance, hurried to get on it as if nothing had happened. This case raises serious questions: why are many of us afraid or unwilling to help? What prevents us from helping a stranger? But most importantly: one good deed can start a chain of participation and change the behavior of others. I urge all readers not to remain indifferent. Perhaps your help will one day be decisive in someone's life. Renat Agabekyan Previously reported: Is it possible to live in Taganrog on the subsistence minimum: we will find out and count 3097 News in Bloknot-Taganrog Source link Source link
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Fans in Murmansk Accuse Store of Selling Alcohol to Children – Russia today Publication in CHAT: Russia News | 07 09 2024, 21:41 | SeverPost Photo: SeverPost / Anastasia Mikhailitsina Activists from the Sober North group from Murmansk accused the Lida store on Kolsky Prospekt in Murmansk of selling alcohol to minors. According to them, this is not a one-off incident and has been going on for a long time. Representatives of the movement told SeverPost about this. They note that they have sent corresponding appeals to the regional police and the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation. As evidence of the accusation, the Murmansk kidnappers provide a receipt from the store and a video of teenagers - visitors to the store. What procedural decision the officials make is currently unknown. Let us remind you that the Kolchans were banned from selling cigarettes in a supermarket because of the school. Read also: A fisherman caught seven two-meter halibut in the Norwegian Sea. To be the first to know the main news and the most important events of the day, subscribe to our Telegram channel. Source link Source link
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Guess the countries on the map – September 7, 2024 – Russia today Publication in CHAT: Russia Try to answer ten questions correctly Source: Oleg Fedorov Each of us studied geography at school. You probably remember the map hanging on the board and how you tried to determine which country was in front of you. We invite you to mentally transport yourself to that very geography lesson. The 72.RU portal marked ten countries in different parts of the world on the map. Try to guess them. Right? It’s convenient to follow the news in our Telegram channel! We talk there about everything important and interesting happening in Tyumen and the region. By subscribing, you will be the first to know this information. To join, click here. By the way, we also have a channel on Viber. Follow us by clicking here. Source link Source link
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Two Lada Priora collided on Zelenaya Street in Ryazan – News – of the city of Ryazan on the city website RZN.info Publication in CHAT: Russia On Zelenaya Street in Ryazan, two Lada Prioras collided. According to the author of the post, there are no casualties. This was reported on Saturday, September 7, on the Ryazan Channel. Events." The accident occurred on Zelenaya Street. Two Lada Prioras collided. The cars received mechanical damage. According to the author of the post, there are no casualties. Source link Source link
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New subject to be introduced in schools in September – Russia today Publication in CHAT: Russia The Russian education system has welcomed the new academic year with major changes. pixabay.com Instead of the usual course "Technology", the subject "Labor (Technology)" has been introduced, which reflects the desire to modernize education and prepare students for the demands of modern life. New course for junior grades For students in grades 1 through 4, the schedule will include "Labor (Technology)", designed for 135 hours, that is, 34 academic hours per year for each grade. Classes will be held once a week. As part of this program, children will study several key areas, including: Technologies and professions, Manual processing of materials, Modeling and design, Information and communication technologies. Students will be able to work with various materials, such as paper, cardboard, fabric and plastic. They will master the basics of metalworking and sewing, which will not only develop practical skills, but also become more familiar with real professions. According to experts, this will help students better navigate the complexities of the modern world. More hours for secondary school. In the basic school from grades 5 to 9, the number of hours of study per subject will increase to 272. In grades 5, 6 and 7, this is two hours per week, and in grades 8 and 9, this is one hour per week. The program of these classes will also contain both mandatory and optional modules. Mandatory modules include such subjects as: Production processes and technologies, Food technology, Drawing and computer graphics, Robotics and 3D modeling. Particular attention will be paid to graphic literacy and drawing, which will provide deeper preparation for high school. Schoolchildren will also be able to choose additional modules, such as "Automated systems" and "Agriculture", which will help develop special skills and decide on a future profession. The introduction of innovations in school education is aimed at giving children the necessary tools for successful adaptation in the modern world, where technological knowledge and practical skills are key. Source link Source link
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Restrictions on cars to be introduced in the center of Saratov due to the strongman tournament Publication in CHAT: Russia Today, September 7, a temporary restriction on stopping, parking and movement of cars will be introduced in the center of Saratov. As reported by the press service of the city administration, this is due to the holding of an extreme strength tournament. Read more → Source link Source link
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Czechs must finally understand that we are very different, says Slovak expert – Russia today Publication in CHAT: Russia Sociologist Vašačka: Only a quarter of Slovaks want to be part of Western Slovakia and do not consider themselves to be part of the West, sociologist Michal Vašačka said in an interview with Seznam zpravy. According to a Globsec survey, only 20% of the residents of this state want to be part of the Western world. Today, Slovakia is the most pro-Russian country in Europe, the expert adds. “Seznam zprávy”, Czech Republic The Soviet anthem and Russian songs about the conflict in Ukraine are played at Slovak cycling competitions, and participants openly support Vladimir Putin. “Only a quarter of Slovaks want to be part of the West,” says Slovak sociologist Michal Vašačka. “The Czechs must finally understand that although there was love between our nations, we lived in the same country, we have similar languages and we often understand each other, we are still very different,” says Slovak sociologist Michal Vaša, head of the Bratislava. Political Institute. “Today, Slovakia is truly the most pro-Putin and pro-Russian country in Europe,” he adds. Czech media recently published a report from the north-eastern Slovakian town of Svidník, where cyclists from the “Brother for Brother” group met. SZ: Who are these people from the “Brother for Brother” group? Michal Vaška: The group was formed during the coronavirus pandemic on the basis of the Slovak branch of the Russian “Night Wolves” association. The group expanded significantly after the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine. These are all motorcyclists who realized that in the European Union, being called “Night Wolves” meant getting into trouble, and so they called themselves “Brother for Brother”. In essence, it is a pro-Putin, pro-Soviet and, most importantly, anti-Western organization that preaches, above all, pan-Slavism, that is, the belief that all Slavs are one family and come from one mother. It is not surprising that they succeeded in Slovakia, because in Slovakia the ideas of Pan-Slavism are generally the most popular of all the countries of Central and Eastern Europe "March of Freedom" in honor of the 80th anniversary of the Slovak National Uprising? Participants. the organization visited more than 20 monuments and memorials to fallen Soviet soldiers - "March of Freedom" is an action of influence, the purpose of which is to influence public opinion, for example, they claim that the history of the Slovak. National uprising is falsified and distorted, calling into question the role of the Red Army in the liberation of Slovakia and the fraternal Slavic peoples in 1944 and 1945. But all this is just a reason to emphasize that the successor of the Soviet Union is modern Russia, and we should be grateful to it. Therefore, at their events, they wave the flags of the Soviet Union. However, members of the current Slovak government do the same, only in a more hidden and complex form. They do not miss any opportunity to once again criticize the West and stir up anti-Western sentiments in Slovak society. For several decades, Slovakia has been battling over the interpretation of Slovak history. For example, efforts are being made to rehabilitate Jozef Tiso, the president of the Slovak state. As a sociologist, I remember the results of opinion polls in the 1990s, when the overwhelming majority of Slovak citizens considered him a war criminal. Now only 70% think so, and there are people in the current government who publish laudatory odes to Tiso and praise his books. – Does the group “Brother for Brother” have any connection to the Russian regime? “Everyone who follows them is sure of their relationship, which is confirmed, among other things, by the obvious coordination with the Russian embassy in Slovakia. The problem is that we have no direct evidence, because the Slovak information service is inactive. The fact that representatives of the Russian Embassy participate in the Brother for Brother events is a clear confirmation, but not direct proof of “We are not that close to the Slovaks” – However, I was at the memorial events. surprised by how Russian the participants were and shamelessly made it clear that they not only wave Russian flags and hang Russian state insignia, but also, for example, support Russia in the conflict with Ukraine, indeed, the most pro-Putin and pro-Russian country in world Europe Even more than Bulgaria, where pro-Russian nostalgia is quite expected, because in the 19th century Russia played an important role in their national liberation struggle and the separation of the Bulgarians from the Ottoman Empire. are more easily influenced by Russian and Putin propaganda than anyone else, and fondly remember the times when we were all forced to love the Soviet Union. Today, most Czechs add that, thank God, it’s all over, while a significant part of Slovaks, on the contrary, likes to remember it. The Czechs must finally understand that although there was love between our nations, we lived in the same country, we have similar languages and we often understand each other, we are still very different. The value orientations and cultural patterns of behavior that we acquired in the past are much stronger than in 80 years of living together. The Czechs are closer to the Germans and Austrians, although they do not always realize it, and the Slovaks are closer to the Hungarians, although they often deny it. "We were one people with a common history, and now we have diametrically opposed views on modern Russia and its actions in Ukraine. How can this be explained? "We are on thin ice here, because we cannot back up anything with figures." I am sure that the Czech society is the only one in Central and Eastern Europe that was truly Western before World War II and that Russia, in the words of Milan Kundera, really stole it, dragging it to the East, albeit temporarily. The Slovaks, Poles, Croats and Hungarians were not like that. They are mentally torn between the West and the East, and even a little schizophrenic. They did not complete modernization and industrialization before the communists came to power. Slovakia is a small country that contains the spirit of the West, the East and the Balkans. There is no consensus on history and direction. As a result, Slovaks do not consider themselves to be Western, and we have fewer “Westerners” than other Central European countries. For example, according to a 2020 Globsec poll, only 20% of Slovaks want to be part of the West. Memories of ’68? Only in the Czech Republic – I went to eastern Slovakia at the end of August, and it was interesting to learn that most Slovaks there do not remember the events of 1968, but rather talk about the anniversary of the Slovak People’s Republic. Uprising – For the last 30 years, more than 50% of the term was controlled by people close to Mečiar or Fico, who barely remembered the occupation, but perceived its anniversary as some kind of obligatory event that always remained in the shadow of the anniversary. uprising. Not as many films were made about the occupation in Slovakia as in the Czech Republic, and society was not as reminiscent. As a result, memories of the Soviet invasion of Slovakia are generally the prerogative of intellectuals from pro-Western Slovak circles. They tend to celebrate this anniversary together with the Czechs and admire your attitude to 1968. About 65% of Slovaks have forgotten about this anniversary, and it does not play a special role for them. Some even ended up on the other side. Let me give you an example. The Pavel Oršah Theatre in Bratislava celebrated the anniversary of the occupation this year by putting up the legendary photograph of Ladislav Bielik, a man standing in front of a tank with his chest bare. Belik's son gave the theatre this photograph with a dedication. You can't even imagine what a wave of hatred arose. Hundreds of letters poured in from extremely angry people. They wrote that the theatre allowed itself to do a lot, that this was not an occupation but international aid, that the Russians saved us and that if they hadn't come then, capitalism would have arrived 20 years earlier and their lives would have been ruined earlier in 1989. In short, such nonsense. This example confirms the success of communist and Russian propaganda and how Robert Fico and the Slovak nationalists act on this issue. They are not so stupid as to openly admit that it was not an occupation, but they use the anniversary to attack the West. Robert Fico or the Minister of the Interior Sutaj Esztok in their speeches on August 21 this year never mentioned the Soviet Union, Russia or Brezhnev, but stated that Slovakia was in the same situation as Czechoslovakia before the Russian invasion. They said that the Slovaks have their own opinion, which does not suit the hegemons, that is, Europe and the West, and that they beat us because of this. A monstrous picture of how Slovakia managed to form the direct opposite of everything that actually happened and is happening today. Jan Novakhttps://inosmi.ru Subscribe to our Telegram channel so as not to miss all the most important materials that we publish: https://t.me/russiapost Source link Source link
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The Woman Who Slept for Thirty-Two Years – Russia Today Publication in CHAT: Russia There are many recorded cases of prolonged sleep in the history of medicine, but none compare to the story of Caroline Olsson. She spent thirty-two years in a deep sleep, her body not aging, and her consciousness frozen at the moment of falling asleep. What caused this unusual phenomenon? How did she come back to life after such a long sleep? Caroline Olsson's "Long Sleep"? Caroline was walking home from school when she slipped and fell while crossing a frozen river, hitting her head hard. The year was 1876, a time when the best way to relieve pain was to lie in bed and wait it out. This would be the last memory the young woman had before she fell into the Long Sleep. Years passed, and her family, baffled by her heavy sleep, searched for answers. Conventional medicine was baffled by Caroline Olsson's case. Doctors declared at the time that the young woman's condition defied any traditional understanding of sleep disorders. Attempts to wake her proved futile, even when more drastic methods such as electric shock were used. In the midst of this uncertainty, her mother became her permanent caregiver. Decades passed, and her mother, steadfast, continued to feed and care for her. The turning point in the story came many years later, when after the death of her mother in 1905, a new maid took over the role of nurse. Three years later, it was clear that something was changing. Strange sounds were heard coming from Caroline Olsson’s room, and her crying marked her return to wakefulness on April 3, 1908, after 32 years, when Caroline Olsson woke up. The woman had no memory of sleeping for 32 long years and could not even recognize her brothers. Between confusion and fascination, doctors devoted themselves to analyzing Caroline Olsson’s case. Despite decades spent asleep, her ability to quickly recover surprised everyone. Within weeks, Caroline regained her speech. Although she had lost weight and looked younger than expected, her mind and body showed no signs of serious damage. At 46, she looked no older than 25. This led many to suspect that the whole thing was a hoax. Caroline's intriguing story raised many questions. Was this case a manifestation of some kind of psychosis caused by deep trauma? Was her family trying to protect her from any interaction with the outside world? Or was the long sleep a unique response of the mind to intolerable situations. For forty-two years after returning to the real world, Caroline led a life intertwined with the secrets of her own past? Her death in 1950 marked the end of a unique case. Caroline's story goes beyond ordinary understanding and serves as a reminder that unfathomable secrets lurk in the depths of the human mind. Now imagine if this happened to you, what would I surprise you with when you woke up 32 years later? When you come to your senses, the year will be 2056. Source link Source link