Hugest Collection of Soviet Posters
A huge collection of Soviet posters on quite different topics.
Russian Winter Air-Baloon Flight
Air-balloon flight can undoubtedly be an amazing experience for everyone who doesn’t have bad head of heights and enjoys breathtaking perspectives. But this flight is quite an unusual one – not every day you can observe Russian winter from 350-meter-height.
Severe Arctic Murmansk
Welcome to Murmansk – one of the major Russian seaports and the world’s biggest city situated north of the Arctic circle.
Epic Fails Of Russian Celebs’ Fashion
Sometimes celebrities want to be so trendy and bright that … better have a look yourself what comes out of it.
In Case Of Nuclear War
Some time ago this Unified Command Post was an ultrasecret object. It was built in case of nuclear war and at that time to get there was virtually impossible. Now it’s abandoned and we have a lucky chance to explore this huge 12 floor underground construction.
Old Churches Must Be Saved!
Two old churches, located on Kizhi island in Karelia, are being restored now. Have a look at this curious process.
Dark Kiev Underground
The underground Klov river runs right under the center of Kiev. It looks like a pipe with streaming water and at first sight seems really terrifying. People suffering from claustrophobia are better not to read this post.
Pure Nature Of Kamchatka
We are back to Kronotsky Nature Reserve, a unique place where one could admire untouched nature of Kamchatka.
Large Twin of Hadron Collider
Everyone must have heard about the Large Hadron Collider built in Switzerland. But few people know that the world-famous collider Soviet scientists had started constructing 20 years before in a small village near Moscow. That time it was the largest particle accelerator. Let’s visit today almost deserted site of the suspended largest particle accelerator to be.
Mass Fish Suffocation In St. Petersburg
As the long Russian winter drags on, fish in the ponds of St. Petersburg become increasingly desperate for oxygen, clustering in vast thrashing masses at shrinking holes in the ice. Not only does ice block oxygen that could be diffused into the water from the air, but it also impedes sunlight from reaching oxygen-generating plants and algae in the water.
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