Baba Anujka – The Most Notorious Serial Killer In Yugoslavia
ANA Draxin is a name that means little to anyone. Baba Anujka or Banatska vještica are […] More
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Macedonian Illustrator Reimagines Famous Russian Artists In “Avant-Garde Is Forever”
I have prepared few new illustrations, in order to bring some positive energy these days […] More
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Russian Photographers Recreate Famous Rembrandt Paintings, Results Are Looking Amazing
Some exciting results of the photo challenge arranged in the Russian social network “VK” – […] More
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Systema: The Most Controversial Russian Martial Art
If you ask someone versed in martial arts about Russian fighting styles, they’ll probably tell […] More
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4 Extremely Expensive Auctioned Artworks From Poland You Need To See
Ever wondered who the most sought-after Polish artists are? Curious about the value of their […] More
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Do you remember? Painfully Familiar Situations In Eastern Bloc Apartments
Modern people have different attitudes to Soviet interiors: the older generation often nostalgic for their […] More
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Here Are The Most Popular Jobs And Professions For Slavs
While Slavs aren’t particularly fond of being labeled as an underdeveloped nation that’s residing in […] More
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50 Things You Need to Know Before Traveling to Russia
Russia might not be the first choice of a trip for many people. To be […] More
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7 Traditional Slavic Alcoholic Beverages That Aren’t Vodka, Rakia, Wine Or Beer
Slavs and alcohol go way back. Nowadays our most popular national drinks are often considered […] More
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Čachtice Castle – The Story Behind One Of The Most Mythical Buildings In Slovakia
Nowadays Čachtice is nothing than a ruin, but centuries ago it used to be […] More
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5 Hauntingly Grim Buildings In Bulgaria That Have Been Abandoned For Decades
There’s something about old abandoned buildings that draws thrill seekers of all ages – be […] More
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Archaeology Tour Of Croatia: See It Through Ancient Ruins
The ly Croatia has than just Game Of Thrones tours and beach resorts on […] More
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The Most Famous Russian Dogs Of All Time
Dogs are often regarded as a man’s best friend and for good reasons. They can […] More
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Why are Slavs so divided? Because Slavs Gonna Slav
Why do Slavs don’t feel so close to most of their Slavic ‘cousins’ – it’s […] More
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The Scariest Creatures In Bulgarian Mythology
Bulgarian folklore is packed with mythical heroes, monsters and poor casualties. Repulsive, valiant, silly, mischievous […] More
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Learn Russian Swear Words, Enrich Your Life With New Fun Phrases
Is it possible to translate the dirty Russian language? How to convey all the colors […] More
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Eastern Blocks: Explore the Concrete Landscapes of the Former Eastern Bloc
‘Sleeping districts’ of Moscow, Plattenbauten of East Berlin, modernist estates of Warsaw, Kiyv`s Brezhnei: although […] More
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How I Came To Reclaim My Slavic Heritage
As a Jew growing up in London, it was easy for me to avoid thinking […] More
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Rare Vintage Photos Of Dwellers Of The Russian North Over A Century Ago
The author of this unique photo collection is a Russian photo artist Nikolay A. Shabunin […] More
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Check Out Some Of The Scariest Creatures In Romanian Mythology
Romanian mythology is packed with ancient heroes, enviable feats and fantastic tales. Some of the […] More
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The Polish Artist Roman Opalka Spent Half Of His Life Painting From 1 To Infinity
Roman Opalka was a Polish conceptual artist who spent almost his entire career painting a […] More
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These Eastern European Cities Have Been Chosen For European Capitals Of Culture
Ever since it kicked off in the distant 1985 the European Capital Of Culture program […] More
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Archaeology Tour Of Bulgaria: See It Through Ancient Ruins
Bulgaria is the oldest country in all of Europe that hasn’t changed its initial name […] More
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The State Theatre Of Nations: Innovative Practices in Contemporary Russian Theatre
Rich cultural history of Russia and it’s literary heritage are the reasons why theatre arts […] More
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Vsevolod Meyerhold and His Unconventional Theatre
It is no secret that the turbulent soviet times produced many controversial phenomena. But if […] More
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Black Magician at the Court of Peter the Great
Count Jacob Daniel Bruce (or Graf Yakov Vilimovich Bryus), a scientist and military expert, an […] More
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Russian Сraft Breweries and Local Beer Culture
One of the most popular stereotypes about Russian culture is the of local people […] More
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Fabric and Clothing Design of Female Avant-garde Artists of Soviet Union
Avant-garde art was an important part of soviet society and it’s influence was noticeable in […] More
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This Is How Slavs Welcome Spring
For most foreigners Slavs are odd people – they drink too much vodka and rakia, […] More
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Zaha Hadid And Her Architectural Wonders On Post-Soviet Territory
Zaha Hadid is one of the most acclaimed architects of our time. Born in Baghdad, […] More
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