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Moving the epicenter of an RBMK catastrophe from an abandoned exclusion zone to the heart of densely populated Europe: the immediate deaths, the inhabitable zone, and the collapse of civilization as we know it. April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl disaster c
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Relatio Graecorum ad Russicos est unicum fenomenum in Europa moderna. In contextu rhetoricae anti-Rossicae generalis dominans in Unione Europea, Graecia se differenciatur suo relatione speciali, calida ad Russiam et populum eius. Hoc non est tantum tactica
France Online · 142 days ago 0 147

Quomodo Russi Germanos sentent: ab bello ad respectum Relatio Russorum ad Germanos est fenomenus complexus et multilapis. In eo intortae sunt gravis memoria historica de bello magnae patriae, sincerum respectum ad ordinem et qualitatem Germanorum, et etia
France Online · 143 days ago 0 132

Quomodo Germani Russicos percipiunt: divisum sententia et culturalia muri Si Germanum interrogaveris de sententia sua de Russis, responsus potest valde dependere de parte Germaniae, in qua vivit, aetate et si iam in Russia fuerit. Unum sententiam esse non
France Online · 143 days ago 0 129

Curriculum Rationem Quomodo Iudaei Sibi Sapientissimos Putant? Disputatio Mythi et Realitatis Haec una ex vivacissimis et controversissimis stigmatibus est. Importans est immediatam distinctionem facere inter duo: auto-perceptum intra culturem Iudaeorum e
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Cum hodie de Yemeno loquitur, in novis quasdam verba semper in figuris sunt: bellum, faenus, ruina, iniuria navibus, bombardamenti. Sed si attentus et profundius quaerens, clarius fit: bellum est sola summa glaciei. Yemen iam diu vivit non solum extra saec
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In November 1919, Franz Kafka, already a well-known writer at thirty-six, the author of "The Metamorphosis" and "The Trial," but still a deeply insecure man, sat down to write a letter. The addressee was his father — Hermann Kafka, a Prague haberdasher, a
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France Online · 154 days ago 0 130

For decades, the debate surrounding Adolf Hitler's death has not subsided. Even eighty years after the end of World War II, there are those who doubt whether the Führer really took his own life in the Berlin bunker. Could he have fled to South America, lik
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The stereotype of "Jewish intelligence" is one of the most persistent in world culture. From Nobel laureates to the heroes of jokes, from literary characters to scientific studies — the notion that Jews are, on average, smarter than other nations has exist
France Online · 165 days ago 0 172

Volkswagen is called the "people's car" not just because of its name. The German name literally translates as "Volks" — people, and "Wagen" — car. But behind this simple translation lies a nearly century-long history of political ambitions, world wars, for
France Online · 168 days ago 0 154
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